hello,
I am trying to configure my system to use the email notification. Apache, MySql, PHP and MyPHPAdmin have been installed by EasyPHP...
I set the variables 'smtp' and 'sendmail_from' in php/php.ini and '$wgSMTP' in www/mediawiki/localsettings.php.
In the login page of the wiki, when I fill the "user name " textbox and click on the "mail me a new password" button I've got the following error:
--------------------------------------------------- Warning: usermailer(Mail.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in h:\easyphp\www\mediawiki\includes\UserMailer.php on line 54
Fatal error: usermailer(): Failed opening required 'Mail.php' (include_path='.;h:\easyphp\www\mediawiki;h:\easyphp\www\mediawiki/includes;h:\easyphp\www\mediawiki/languages') in h:\easyphp\www\mediawiki\includes\UserMailer.php on line 54 -----------------------------------------------------
It seems that my system is missing "mail.php" but I don't know where to get it and how to install it. I've read in the Enotif documentation that Pear should not be used. I don't know what is Pear but it has been installed by easyphp. Shall I remove it, or replace it by another package to get this "mail.php"?
any help would be greatly appreciated!
Julien
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They don't say this, but it's a PEAR component. check the documentation on how to install the appropriate stuff.
On 6/28/05, ulrice jardin ujelin@yahoo.com wrote:
hello,
I am trying to configure my system to use the email notification. Apache, MySql, PHP and MyPHPAdmin have been installed by EasyPHP...
I set the variables 'smtp' and 'sendmail_from' in php/php.ini and '$wgSMTP' in www/mediawiki/localsettings.php.
In the login page of the wiki, when I fill the "user name " textbox and click on the "mail me a new password" button I've got the following error:
Warning: usermailer(Mail.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in h:\easyphp\www\mediawiki\includes\UserMailer.php on line 54
Fatal error: usermailer(): Failed opening required 'Mail.php' (include_path='.;h:\easyphp\www\mediawiki;h:\easyphp\www\mediawiki/includes;h:\easyphp\www\mediawiki/languages') in h:\easyphp\www\mediawiki\includes\UserMailer.php on line 54
It seems that my system is missing "mail.php" but I don't know where to get it and how to install it. I've read in the Enotif documentation that Pear should not be used. I don't know what is Pear but it has been installed by easyphp. Shall I remove it, or replace it by another package to get this "mail.php"?
any help would be greatly appreciated!
Julien
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I can't find anything useful in the documentation. Have you got any link to suggest? thx
--- Jamie Bliss astronouth7303@gmail.com wrote:
They don't say this, but it's a PEAR component. check the documentation on how to install the appropriate stuff.
On 6/28/05, ulrice jardin ujelin@yahoo.com wrote:
hello,
I am trying to configure my system to use the
notification. Apache, MySql, PHP and MyPHPAdmin
have
been installed by EasyPHP...
I set the variables 'smtp' and 'sendmail_from' in php/php.ini and '$wgSMTP' in www/mediawiki/localsettings.php.
In the login page of the wiki, when I fill the
"user
name " textbox and click on the "mail me a new password" button I've got the following error:
Warning: usermailer(Mail.php): failed to open
stream:
No such file or directory in h:\easyphp\www\mediawiki\includes\UserMailer.php
on
line 54
Fatal error: usermailer(): Failed opening required 'Mail.php'
(include_path='.;h:\easyphp\www\mediawiki;h:\easyphp\www\mediawiki/includes;h:\easyphp\www\mediawiki/languages')
in
h:\easyphp\www\mediawiki\includes\UserMailer.php on
line 54
-----------------------------------------------------
It seems that my system is missing "mail.php" but
I
don't know where to get it and how to install it.
I've
read in the Enotif documentation that Pear should
not
be used. I don't know what is Pear but it has been installed by easyphp. Shall I remove it, or
replace it
by another package to get this "mail.php"?
any help would be greatly appreciated!
Julien
Yahoo! Sports Rekindle the Rivalries. Sign up for Fantasy
Football
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ulrice jardin wrote:
I can't find anything useful in the documentation. Have you got any link to suggest?
In most cases, PEAR::Mail will be preinstalled with the PEAR installation that comes with PHP.
If you do not have it preinstalled, see http://pear.php.net/
You may need to ensure that the include_path is set to include the directory where it is installed; try removing the ini_set line in LocalSettings.php that overrides the default include_path.
-- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)
ok, it works now, thank you! I use Pear:mail, why is it specified in the Enotif page that it does not work with Pear? thx again Julien
--- Brion Vibber brion@pobox.com wrote:
ulrice jardin wrote:
I can't find anything useful in the documentation. Have you got any link to suggest?
In most cases, PEAR::Mail will be preinstalled with the PEAR installation that comes with PHP.
If you do not have it preinstalled, see http://pear.php.net/
You may need to ensure that the include_path is set to include the directory where it is installed; try removing the ini_set line in LocalSettings.php that overrides the default include_path.
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