I am using drupal 4.7.3 and the most recent feedback module, the drupal site is remotely hosted. I do not get any errors. It seems to work. But, I never recieve emails. This is what I get in the admin logs:

I have checked the default email address in drupal. The email address is correct. I have checked my bulk email in yahoo.com - I am not getting anything.

The error message I get from the remote host is:
"A message that you sent contained no recipient addresses, and therefore no
delivery could be attempted."

I wrote a small php script, just to test my remote host email. The script worked fine:

 mail("walterbyrd@yahoo.com","test","test");

Here is the message I get in my admin log:
Home » administer » logs
details
Type mail
Date Saturday, August 12, 2006 - 02:26
User walterbyrd
Location http://synet-consulting.com/synet/?q=feedback
Referrer http://synet-consulting.com/synet/?q=feedback
Message walterbyrd sent an feedback e-mail
Severity notice
Hostname 67.162.131.153

Comments

kbahey’s picture

kbahey commented
Priority: Critical » Normal

Did you go to admin/settings/feedback and configure a default page at admin/settings/feedback/default?

Does that page has a valid default mail address?

walterbyrd’s picture

walterbyrd commented

>>
Did you go to admin/settings/feedback and configure a default page at admin/settings/feedback/default?

Does that page has a valid default mail address?
<<

admin/settings/feedback/default does have a valid page address. When I click on that link, I go to the feedback form, where a valid name and email address is entered.

walterbyrd’s picture

walterbyrd commented

Okay, I think I may have it.

I need to edit that page, and include a default email. I was thinking it would default to the email address I entered when I installed drupal.

kbahey’s picture

kbahey commented

No.

I mean the field titled "default mail address". Does it have an email address for you that is reachable?

kbahey’s picture

kbahey commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Yes, that is it.