mtruper

I didn't know that mail() returned boolean, but I'll turn on errors and see what I get.

I run PHP5 on a Linux (Ubuntu) box. The setup has been working for years without a problem, sending E-mails to my local address via web pages and PHP. Today, I'm trying to write a simply page to send me an E-mail. No E-mail, no error, no nothing. However, it WILL send the E-mail if the text is something else. After HUNDREDS of E-mails to myself to test this, I have come up with the following: This works: <?php $mailtext = "e'a'to"; mail('myaddress@mydomain.com',' My subject', $mailtext); ?> BUT....If I take out any character from $mailtext, or substitute any other letter, the mail will not be sent. Just to be silly, I tested this, and it works: <?php $mailtext = "This is a sample E-mail"; mail('myaddress@mydomain.com', 'My Subject', $mailtext); But this doesn't work: <?php $mailtext = "This is a sample Email"; mail('myaddress@mydomain.com', 'My Subject', $mailtext); ?> Very weird combinations of characters in $mailtext will get sent just fine, but change it at all, and the mail won't get sent. Any ideas?