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Read and apply "Writing the Perfect Question" and "How To Ask Questions The Smart Way".

Note the date of the post you're responding to; jcasanov likely won't even see your post. Please don't revive dead threads.

Read over the X10 Acceptable Use Policy to make sure you're not violating it when sending bulk e-mail. If you're uncertain, start a new thread in the "Free Hosting" forum or ask in IRC. You can send to multiple addresses with a single call to mail without each recipient seeing the others'...

You've already started a thread on this topic, which was itself duplicating another thread. Starting a third won't help; all it does is create noise. What would is replying to essellar in your other thread, explaining your requirements more if his suggestions aren't enough. Also, the thread...

How hard did you look? The thread currently before this one ("PHP Form Scrip - Not forwarding form information to email...") applies.

Search first. There are a number of threads (some in the last few weeks) that cover this exact issue. Read over them and post back only if they don't resolve your problem.

Make sure you distinguish between the specific problems you're asking about and the description of the overall goal. Both need to be included, but when you mix the two it isn't clear what you're asking for. Moreover, the larger the request, the fewer people will look at it and the fewer good...

Setting "Reply-To" to a non-local address may not cause e-mail to be dropped. Try using a local e-mail address for "From:" and the visitor's address for "Reply-To". Use the header function to set an HTTP Location header. if (isset($_SERVER['HTTPS']) && $_SERVER['HTTPS'] === 'on') {...

This thread should be in the introductions forum. Programming help is only for, well, programming help. Anything else is just noise.

Search first.

In particular, questions should include minimal sample code. Web-development problems should also include a link to a live version of the minimal sample. Also, specify what browsers exhibit the undesired behavior. In some browsers, list markers are outside the list content (the CSS 2.1 spec...

For the benefit of others experiencing the same issue, what was your solution?

Which information, specifically? I, to, have a degree and a decade of experience in web development. I never stated the pseudocode was invalid. I wrote that it doesn't read as pseudocode and that, if taken as pseudocode, it's confusing. Here, I would question your experience and...

The X10 wiki has MySQL connection information. If you're getting connection errors, see the wiki article on MySQL connection errors. Additionally, if you are getting errors, you should state them explicitly in your post. Whenever you're dealing with a problem with code, give minimal sample code...

It doesn't read as pseudocode. It's not labeled as such, it's valid JS and it's in a post about JS. Hence, it reads as JS. On the other hand, if it's not taken as JS and "=" means assignment in one context and equality comparison in another, it's even worse because it's ambiguous (hence...

The problem with an infinite loop isn't memory usage, it's processor usage. Using setTimeout that way doesn't give you an infinite loop, per se. Infinite loops are a subject for computational models that require termination for a program to be correct; a program with an infinite loop will...

It might not so much be RoundCube as the mail account. Try setting up a POP3 or IMAP client (cPanel will give you the configuration). Alternatively, you can use Google Apps for mail hosting rather than X10.

Very little of the SMTP conversation contains sensitive information. IP addresses are generally the addresses of the servers, which are a matter of public record (DNS records, in particular). The number after SIZE is the size of the message. Mostly, we want to see whether there are any error...

Try setting $mail->SMTPDebug = 2; to get more information from PHPMailer. The higher the number, the more information will be shown (though 4 looks to be the largest debug level). You can also edit phpmailer::smtp_send to dump $smtp->error (if any) after each call to an SMTP method.

Since the data models are different for each package, this is the simpler solution. However, it involves more than simply creating accounts simultaneously. You'll want to synchronise the data in the databases, so that (for example) if a user changes their e-mail address or password for one...