Łukasz Tkacz wrote: > I use php-fpm + nginx + mariadb on Debian wheezy x64 I decided to chroot > php using build-in chroot feature. After changes in nginx vhost conf and > php db conf (from localhost to IP for mysql) php and mysql works fine (I > can connect to database, use phpmyadmin etc.), but I can't send emails. What are you using to send email? How are you configured to send mail? Are you using SMTP? Or are you using /usr/sbin/sendmail? If the latter then your messages are queuing up in the chroot. Configure SMTP to 127.0.0.1 instead so that your Postfix daemon can handle it appropriately. By default I see that php uses SMTP to 127.0.0.1 so this should be working by default. What is in your php.ini file? [mail function] SMTP = localhost smtp_port = 25 ;sendmail_path = For the configuration options see: http://us2.php.net/manual/en/mail.configuration.php > I use postifx and after read some articles I know that is because chroot. > Tried to copy libs/postfix to chroot dir, but without results. Any ideas? Don't try to start postfix again in the chroot. You could. But it isn't optimal. I recommend against it. One Postfix install per machine is good. If you are using /usr/sbin/sendmail and want to continue such as in a general purpose then what I do is to install nullmailer in the chroot. The only trick is that you also need to install an init script to start it in the chroot at host system boot time. Bob
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