elitewebninja

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I've searched the forums here, at ev1, at theplanet, google, and yahoo. I've seen this question asked several times, but it goes ignored most times, and the 2 fixes that I have found that have been posted, don't work.

The problem is, FrontPage forms, when submitted, send out as "From: [email protected]"

I've already nuked and reinstalled the extensions, done /scripts/updatefrontpage and /scripts/fixfrontpageperm to no avail. In the properties of the form itself, the "Reply-to line" IS specified and the box is checked, but still, it comes in as "From: [email protected]".

I have followed this fix:
http://forums.ev1servers.net/showthread.php?t=39293&highlight=frontpage+forms

Edit /usr/local/frontpage/[customer's domain name]:80.cnf

Add or otherwise edit the following fields:

mailsender: [PUT IN REPLY-TO EMAIL ADDRESS]
smtphost: [PUT IN IP ADDRESS OF MAIL SERVER
mailreplyto:[PUT IN REPLY-TO EMAIL ADDRESS]

This doesn't work either.

My customer seems to have some sort of mental block (like most frontpage users) and can't understand cgiemail or the formmail clone.

I can't find a fix for this. Is anyone else having this problem? If so, is there something that can be done about it?

Any help would be appreciated.
 
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jack01

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a customer today complained that the From: on their FP form has reverted back to [email protected]. I am looking at the :80.cnf file in /usr/local/frontpage and noticed that the :80 file is owned by root, but the :443.cnf is owned by his username.

elitewebninja, can you corroborate this?

I noticed that several other :80.conf files for other domains also owned by root, but seemingly randomly..? Weird.
 

jack01

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sorry, i meant to say that I already had mailsender: configured to his own email address in the :80.cnf file, and it had been working fine up until now...
 

jack01

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Hey elitewebninja,

I figured it out, in /usr/local/frontpage/[customer's domain name]:80.cnf
you need to comment out the line

sendmailcommand:/usr/sbin/sendmail

and then it will only use the directive below instead:

mailsender:[email protected]

Hope this helps. Cheers :)