I just tested the mailer with two different email addresses. It appears the server that the mailer php resides on is no longer sending the mails out. I don't know what else to do. I haven't seen any new requests since Sunday and none of my tests worked.
What host? Also, are you using PHP mail() or SMTP? Most hosts block mail() to stop spam, switching to SMTP usually fixes it. Before switching hosts, try PHPMailer with an SMTP service like SendGrid. It’s more reliable than standard server mail.
I have a server, well a friend gives me some space on his... I have used it for many years. each of the forms uses php to generate an email that the server sends to an email address. It has worked fine for the past five years, until I suddenly stopped getting the mails.
If it worked for years and stopped, your friend's server IP is might have gotten blacklisted or Gmail updated their 'DMARC' rules. PHPMailer might be a worthwhile alternative.
I figure this is the case. I don’t have full assess to the server and to be honest he is about ready to wuit paying dreamhost for it anyway. So I really don’t know how to go forward from here.
What host? Also, are you using PHP mail() or SMTP? Most hosts block mail() to stop spam, switching to SMTP usually fixes it. Before switching hosts, try PHPMailer with an SMTP service like SendGrid. It’s more reliable than standard server mail.
I have a server, well a friend gives me some space on his... I have used it for many years. each of the forms uses php to generate an email that the server sends to an email address. It has worked fine for the past five years, until I suddenly stopped getting the mails.
If it worked for years and stopped, your friend's server IP is might have gotten blacklisted or Gmail updated their 'DMARC' rules. PHPMailer might be a worthwhile alternative.
I figure this is the case. I don’t have full assess to the server and to be honest he is about ready to wuit paying dreamhost for it anyway. So I really don’t know how to go forward from here.