E-Mail Setup Help
1. Do I need any DLL extensions?
2. Do I need to edit my server to have e-mail, or is it an all PHP process?
3. Would this work: (myemail@172.16.1.35)?
Any help would be appreciated.
[274 byte] By [code?] at [2007-11-20 7:37:50] 
I want to have an e-mail address for my site, how do i set it up?
1. Do I need any DLL extensions?
2. Do I need to edit my server to have e-mail, or is it an all PHP process?
3. Would this work: (myemail@172.16.1.35)?
Any help would be appreciated.
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# 1 Re: E-Mail Setup Help
Well, you need to install a mail server and then make sure that the @whatever is the same as your domain name registered to the IP address of your site. You will have to get a domain since you only use IP.For example...
www.gmail.com
test@gmail.com
www.yahoo.com
test@yahoo.com
PeejAvery at 2007-11-10 3:56:28 >
# 2 Re: E-Mail Setup Help
Well it's not clear what you want in particular.If you have a registered domain than the configuration of you mail accounts
like info@mydomain.com, will be done in the admin area of your domain hoster.
If you are using your own pc as a webserver than you have to install a webserver.
Here is a step by step tutorial on how to install a webserver and configure it for static, dynamic ips. (assuming that we are talking about a windows pc)
http://www.tech2all.com/2006/03/12/how-to-setup-your-own-e-mail-server/
Also you can use a mailserver in combination with services like http://www.dyndns.com/
blueday54555 at 2007-11-10 3:57:35 >
# 3 Re: E-Mail Setup Help
I have worked with code? before. He is using his own web server. That is why I knew he wanted option 2 on your list.PeejAvery at 2007-11-10 3:58:31 >
