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Old 12-14-2006, 03:33 AM
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Default Zimbra with PHP.INI

Hello, after installing Zimbra we've updated the PHP.INI changing the sendmail_path to the zimbra (opt/...).

The "problem" is that after restarting apache, with the phpinfo function the sendmail_path variable still shows "/usr/sbin/sendmail -t -i".

We've edited the PHP.INI and appears the new sendmail_path, but seems like if php didn't "refresh" the settings.

We've tried to stop apache, start it again with same result.

It's possible to send email from Zimbra, all protocols, and also SMTP via PHP, but the mail() function of PHP doesn't work "sending no email".

My question is: should we change the sendmail_path anywhere else than php.ini? Does this problem happen because we haven't rebooted the server?

We're using CentOS with 64bit support.

Thank you for your help!
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Old 12-15-2006, 12:06 PM
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Default Autoanswer :)

Well... maybe it's an uncommon "problem", but as we've solved it, I think it would be nice to share the solution, just in case someone had this problem also:

The problem was with some CentOS restrictions (SELinux).

Changing it and rebooting the server, the PHP.INI has been "updated" after the changes we made, and everything works fine

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Old 12-15-2006, 11:56 PM
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Originally Posted by aalcaine View Post
The problem was with some CentOS restrictions (SELinux).
SELinux should be disabled on any server that has Zimbra on it, it's a requirement mentioned in the documentation.
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