STMP problem

金属史莱姆

Hello, everyone, I am a novice, I have a question, I want to ask you all, time is running out, please trouble everyone.
This is the case. There is a website that directly uploads the completed php web page to the root directory of the domain name that has been applied for, and the website runs perfectly. The requirement is that the user name after user registration needs to be activated by email. For example, a user registered as lucy and the email address is 12345@163.com. If the registration is successful, the website will send an email to activate the account to 12345@163.com, and the user needs to activate through this email Account. Later, at the request of the client, not to publish the website for the time being. I created a new folder called a under the root directory of the domain name that I had applied for, and then I moved all the web pages to the folder a. After that, I opened the webpage again and tested it and found that there was a problem with the user registration part. The user cannot register the user, and the message prompted is that the email sending failed. What is the reason. Later, I moved the webpage back to its original location, which is the root directory. However, the user is still unable to register, and the prompt message also fails to send the email. Why is that?
Please give me pointers.

noendenergy

That must be the problem of path settings.

yuke1988

Under your test, it should fail to read user registration information
Because sending mail has nothing to do with the directory

金属史莱姆

Hello everyone, I have some questions for you. I am a novice, I am not familiar with these codes, so I will trouble you
$SMTPSERVER="mail.eftel.net.au";//Is this the smtp address in the applied server?
$SMTPSERVERPORT = 25; //Is the SMTP server port?
$SMTPUSEREMAIL = "aaaaaa@eftel.net.au"; //Is the user mailbox of the SMTP server the user name applied for when applying for the server + the domain name of the server is the user mailbox of the smtp server?
$SMTPUSER = "aaaaaa"; //The user account of the SMTP server, is it the user name of the application server, that is, the user name used when uploading web pages?
$SMTPPASSWORD = "******"; //Is the user account of the SMTP server the password used when applying for the server, that is, the password used when uploading web pages to the server?

Are the user name and password used by smtp consistent with the user name and password used when uploading web pages?