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PHP gets EHLO for mail() function from nginx server_name - error
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowWhat regular expression can I use to identify invalid file requests in nginx logs?Nginx Proxying to Multiple IP Addresses for CMS' Website Previewphp-fpm SERVER_NAME sub-domains using NGINXNginx regex vhost pattern ends up as PHP server nameSERVER_NAME vs HTTP_HOST (Nginx + PHP)nginx 1.8.0 ssl configuration root location behaving unexpectedlyCodeIgniter nginx rewrite rules for i8ln URL'sHow to setup a different root for an Nginx location?sendmail, exim, or php mail settings to avoid “Sender address rejected: Domain not found” on vpsWriting an nginx server block to capture wildcard N-level subdomains?
I'm using nginx with regex inside virtualhost name to catch subdomain name to work with that later:
server_name ~^(?<subdir>(\w|\-)*)(\.)?(domain\.org)$;
I have discovered that the mail() function within PHP (running as FPM from nginx) does not send emails.
I looked up the exim logs and found this:
2019-03-27 20:51:56 rejected EHLO from [127.0.0.1]: syntactically invalid argument(s): ~^(?<subdir>(\w|\-)*)(\.)?(domain\.org)$
Of course, this is an invalid EHLO. It looks that PHP gets this from nginx. But I haven't found a way how to control this (besides changing virtualhost name). I'm using this configuration parameter in PHP:
sendmail_path="/usr/sbin/exim -t -i -f info@domain.org"
Disabling checks in exim is problably not a good idea though.
Thanks
nginx php exim
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I'm using nginx with regex inside virtualhost name to catch subdomain name to work with that later:
server_name ~^(?<subdir>(\w|\-)*)(\.)?(domain\.org)$;
I have discovered that the mail() function within PHP (running as FPM from nginx) does not send emails.
I looked up the exim logs and found this:
2019-03-27 20:51:56 rejected EHLO from [127.0.0.1]: syntactically invalid argument(s): ~^(?<subdir>(\w|\-)*)(\.)?(domain\.org)$
Of course, this is an invalid EHLO. It looks that PHP gets this from nginx. But I haven't found a way how to control this (besides changing virtualhost name). I'm using this configuration parameter in PHP:
sendmail_path="/usr/sbin/exim -t -i -f info@domain.org"
Disabling checks in exim is problably not a good idea though.
Thanks
nginx php exim
asked 16 hours ago
washekwashek
1
I guess you use $server_name variable instead of $host somewhere in nginx config
– Alexey Ten
12 hours ago
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I'm using nginx with regex inside virtualhost name to catch subdomain name to work with that later:
server_name ~^(?<subdir>(\w|\-)*)(\.)?(domain\.org)$;
I have discovered that the mail() function within PHP (running as FPM from nginx) does not send emails.
I looked up the exim logs and found this:
2019-03-27 20:51:56 rejected EHLO from [127.0.0.1]: syntactically invalid argument(s): ~^(?<subdir>(\w|\-)*)(\.)?(domain\.org)$
Of course, this is an invalid EHLO. It looks that PHP gets this from nginx. But I haven't found a way how to control this (besides changing virtualhost name). I'm using this configuration parameter in PHP:
sendmail_path="/usr/sbin/exim -t -i -f info@domain.org"
Disabling checks in exim is problably not a good idea though.
Thanks
nginx php exim
asked 16 hours ago
washekwashek
1
I'm using nginx with regex inside virtualhost name to catch subdomain name to work with that later:
server_name ~^(?<subdir>(\w|\-)*)(\.)?(domain\.org)$;
I have discovered that the mail() function within PHP (running as FPM from nginx) does not send emails.
I looked up the exim logs and found this:
2019-03-27 20:51:56 rejected EHLO from [127.0.0.1]: syntactically invalid argument(s): ~^(?<subdir>(\w|\-)*)(\.)?(domain\.org)$
Of course, this is an invalid EHLO. It looks that PHP gets this from nginx. But I haven't found a way how to control this (besides changing virtualhost name). I'm using this configuration parameter in PHP:
sendmail_path="/usr/sbin/exim -t -i -f info@domain.org"
Disabling checks in exim is problably not a good idea though.
Thanks
nginx php exim
nginx php exim
asked 16 hours ago
washekwashek
1
asked 16 hours ago
washekwashek
1
asked 16 hours ago
washekwashek
1
asked 16 hours ago
washekwashek
1
asked 16 hours ago
washekwashek
1
1
I guess you use $server_name variable instead of $host somewhere in nginx config
– Alexey Ten
12 hours ago
add a comment |
I guess you use $server_name variable instead of $host somewhere in nginx config
– Alexey Ten
12 hours ago
I guess you use $server_name variable instead of $host somewhere in nginx config
– Alexey Ten
12 hours ago
I guess you use $server_name variable instead of $host somewhere in nginx config
– Alexey Ten
12 hours ago
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