transfer of email (simple mail transfer protocol)
mail is a 'nix based system of mails that are usually handled
internally or within a lan. I don't think that switching to mail
would help as the email would never reach your mail client. it would
just sit in the mail file waiting for you to login to the server.
This sounds like something you'll need to adress the host on.
Just curious what host are you using?
On Dec 30, 11:08 am, RyOnLife <ryan.mckillen@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello, I am using the Email component and have the 'to' address set like
> this:
>
> $this->Email->to = 'me@mydomain.com';
>
> If mydomain.com is a domain hosted on my server, the email never arrives,
> but it works just fine when I change to:
>
> $this->Email->to = 'me@gmail.com';
>
> I assume this is a server setup issue—and not a Cake one—so I plan to talk
> to my host. Looking at the email.php component in the Cake core, seems that
> $this->delivery can either be 'smtp' or 'mail'. Is smtp the default? If the
> delivery method is 'mail', what mail sending service does that refer to?
>
> Thanks!
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