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You can learn about your PHP installation by running this script, shown here in its entirety.<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-40954665-1">&lt;?php phpinfo();</code></pre>
You can search the output for your keywords, in this case, &quot;mail&quot; to see what your PHP settings contain.
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You can learn about your PHP installation by running this script, shown here in its entirety.


<?php phpinfo();

You can search the output for your keywords, in this case, "mail" to see what your PHP settings contain.

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Tks. <br />
Do I need to enable SMTP service on my local Linux ? There is not SMTP service available on the server.... ?
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Tks.
Do I need to enable SMTP service on my local Linux ? There is not SMTP service available on the server.... ?

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How to enable mail for PHP ? What should I need to configure on my RedHat and PHP server ? <br />
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Tks
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How to enable mail for PHP ? What should I need to configure on my RedHat and PHP server ? 

Tks

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