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jero2006

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I Am having issues here, And i need help now i know i have setup the email piping things and i have read the piping tutorial one million times, Its not working for me And im tired and frustrated i try sending a demo email to pre sales yet it never sends, i cannot see what i have done wrong perhaps whmcs has a bug?

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Are you forwarding, piping with cron, or using pop? Shed some light on your process.

 

I bet its a incorrect file path or cron.

 

I'm trying to use Php mail With a piping forwarder I'm pretty sure i got my presales email piped with the whmcs Pipe cron But i email the presales email and it fails to send.

 

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Since you want to use pop then your cron is incorrect.

 

it should be */5 * * * * php -q /home/******/public_html/pipe/pop.php

 

or in your case since you installed whmcs in a /clients dir

 

*/5 * * * * php -q /home/*******/public_html/clients/pipe/pop.php

 

The cron instructions are right on the "support departments" page.

 

Edit* you could also just go the forwarding route if mail is on the same server, I think its much less hassle

 

IF you ARE forwarding then donr fill in the pop3 fields and use the cron you are using.. if you are going to use pop then dont forward anything and use the pop cron.

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Since you want to use pop then your cron is incorrect.

 

it should be */5 * * * * php -q /home/******/public_html/pipe/pop.php

 

or in your case since you installed whmcs in a /clients dir

 

*/5 * * * * php -q /home/*******/public_html/clients/pipe/pop.php

 

The cron instructions are right on the "support departments" page.

 

Edit* you could also just go the forwarding route if mail is on the same server, I think its much less hassle

 

IF you ARE forwarding then donr fill in the pop3 fields and use the cron you are using.. if you are going to use pop then dont forward anything and use the pop cron.

 

Error

"-":2: bad command

errors in crontab file, can't install.

 

Thats what comes up after trying the Pop

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Your are doing something correctly, without screenshot its not easy to help.

 

With the first screen shot you showed it would appear that you were using all 3 options at once to import the emails...

 

Please just follow the documentation and choose one way or the other.

 

Delete everything, remove teh cron jobs, remove the email forwarder you set.

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