billjust

Thanks- I was afraid they had vanished. I'm just surprised they vanish when they aren't received by the SMTP box. I would have thought there would be some type of retention. Thanks again!

Hi- I've got a few simple forms on my site that get relayed over to our email server when the submit button is hit. The forms, in turn, get emailed to the predetermined recipients from that mail server. It's been working great for years, but we changed our mail server recently and didn't point the php.ini config to the new server and we've missed some form submissions for a few days (I know, I know). Looking at the PHP error log, I've got about 140 "PHP Warning: mail() [<a href='function.mail'>function.mail</a>]: SMTP server response: 530 5.7.1 Client was not authenticated in " entries, which tells me we missed 140 form submissions. My question is: is there any way to retrieve these form submissions? Are they sitting someplace on my site that I can extract them from? Do they literally just disappear if they can't get to the SMTP server? Many thanks in advance for any responses!

First- if this is not the right forum or community for this question, please accept my apologies. I've been getting odd entries in our PHP error logs that look something like this: [05-Feb-2008 07:51:26] Cannot connect to www.ourwebsite.comhttp:80 - (52687668) [05-Feb-2008 07:51:26] Cannot open http://www.ourwebsite.comhttp://holegirl.eclub.lv/.images/pictureofme? [05-Feb-2008 07:51:26] Could not fetch: http://www.ourwebsite.comhttp://holegirl.eclub.lv/.images/pictureofme? Obviously 'ourwebsite' is different, but the rest is the same. I'm not sure if this is someone hacking our site or just try to relay through it or something, but I don't think it's working for them. Does anyone know how to interpret this and what I could do to stop this traffic? Thanks in advance!