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Sending emails causes error
BroccoliRaab
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Emails to confirm email address are not sent out.
When I go to email then press "Send a test email" The follow pops up on my screen:
"Whoops! There was an error."
I set up a valid email and name and checked the box to not include usernames in the to field.
I set up a postfix server on the same machine, and it works
I can send and receive emails using both the mail and s-nail command and if I write a simple php script using mail() function then run it from the shell that works.
So evidently postfix works, my vps provider does not block it, and php is configured to allow it.
I am running:
ubuntu 17.10
php 7.1
ngnix 1.12.1
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So this happens when I tell it to send an email:
And the whole Time I'm on my site I see this notice:
"Call to undefined function mb_encode_" is a good hint. Looks like you do not have enabled the PHP mbstring extension, which is a requirement for Vanilla
Yes. That fixed it.
I had it running in debug mode but it was only showing me some errors, not all. Then I turned it off and on, like hours later, and then I could see the long errors every time. It was only at that point could I even post the error.
Thanks for the help