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Setting "UseCanonicalName On" appears to have fixed it. According to the docs, it defaults to on anyway, so I don't know why it needed to be explicitly set. Anyway, it now works. Thanks ever so much to both of you!

I'm not using virtual hosts at all, so I don't think it would enter into the equation.

Can I specify those php variables somewhere in the Apache Config?

Thanks again for all the time you've spent helping me on this.

No dice there, either (other than some hits in the documentation).

If I wanted to set that PHP variable, where would I set it?

Once again, thanks for all the suggestions!

I've been using phpinfo() to check these variables

To test, I changed ServerName to the hostname of the PC and restarted Apache. It still listed localhost in the variable field.

Shark:
Yep, that looks like the culprit. Where are those values set? I can't find an entry for them.

Gravy: I've already got that set to the machine's IP

Thanks to both!

Already tried that one, it's configured with the IP of the machine.


Thanks for the idea, though!

Isn't $g_smtp_host the smtp server host name? My emails are going out, and arriving. It's just that the link they include looks something like this:

http://localhost/mantis/verify.php?id=3 ... 0ee5ab527a
^^^^^^
The "localhost" bit is the problem.

Apache

Thanks for the info!

I saw that section of the code, but I can't figure out where it's pulling the info from.

This is on a Windows box. Does anyone know what the Windows version of this informatino would be?

When my Mantis system sends emails for changing passwords, the clickable link has "localhost" in the rather than the ip/hostname of the machine it is running on. Obviously, this doesn't work unless you happen to be reading the email on the machine itself.

I'm sure I've missed changing a default ...

Ok, got everything working. as far as I could tell, there was no way to get those particualr versions of things working correctly. One version of php5ts.dll would cause function call errors, but the newer version would cause a syntax error doue to a different dependency issue.

I finally went to ...

Turns out there were 2 different versions of php5ts.dll in play on this machine, one of which was too old. Dependency Walker helped me resolve that issue.

I'll report back on my next problem soon. :)

No problem, thanks for trying to help!


Any other ideas? I'm going out of my head here.

They weren't required for PHP4, but they are for PHP5 because of some changes in the way they are doing things. If you have PHP4, you wouldn't need those files.

Now that I've resopved the location of the relevant php.ini, I'm getting an error when Apache loads, telling me (2 times each) that it can't load the php_mysql.dll and the php_mysqli.dll.

Looking around at some websites, it looks like this might be related to a problem with the version of the ...