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Hey mate, so I waited some days to see if the issue would work, it sadly still does not. However I did see the forwarder option and I put in my roundcube email and to forward it to my gmail account but it would not allow me too. What else can we do?
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I also did try to use my roundcube email and never got a bounce to it
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<?php//--------------------------Set these paramaters--------------------------// Subject of email sent to you.$subject = 'Subject'; // Your email address. This is where the form information will be sent. $emailadd = 'nerdosoftwaredevelopment@gmail.com'; // Where to redirect after form is processed. $url = 'redirect.com';…
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I just changed the redirection, it shouldn't lead anywhere. This isn't any kind of wordpress, custom made. It worked on my school server that I no longer have access too, here is the source: ` <?php//--------------------------Set these paramaters--------------------------// Subject of email sent to you.$subject =…
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I have received the reply my good sir
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@badbot I have sent the email to that address
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@TheCrafters @badbot So after I created the account, I tried again through my site and I couldn't get the email to go through, what do I do?
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I tried to send it through my website @badbot , I do not know my credentials for the roundcube
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I really do not understand the whole MX Entry type thing, this is my first time dealing with this kind of thing, I have 3 entries one is of 1wt.unaux.com with byte cluster, the other two are: nerdodevelopmenttesting.unaux.com mx.unaux.com. 0 nerdodevelopmenttesting.unaux.com mx.bytecluster.com. 0
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I did that, I added the domain with the mxentry and bytecluster and I tried to send an email but it never worked
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my domain is nerdodevelopmenttesting
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So how would I then set up my MX Record?
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So how would I add my email to the mx entries? I want to use my gmail account for it all
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<?php//--------------------------Set these paramaters--------------------------// Subject of email sent to you.$subject = 'Subject'; // Your email address. This is where the form information will be sent. $emailadd = 'email@domain.com'; // Where to redirect after form is processed. $url = 'redirect.com'; // Makes all…