Error on php 5.4 for Pear Mail

Trying to use Pear Mail on Godaddy Cpanel. I am getting the following error

Fatal error: Class 'Net_SMTP' not found in /home/mores2015/php/Mail/smtp.php on line 349


It is installed though
Mail 1.2.0
Net_SMTP 1.6.2

This is a hosting configuration issue not a WebAssist issue, you should contact GoDaddy support. they should be able to get Pear Mail configured correctly on your host for you.

Will try that.
thanks

Hi Larry

Did you get any joy with godaddy ?

I just installed PEAR for a client and get the same error.

Their guy in customer support suggested it was an error in my script !!

I was never able to get it to work. Godaddy hid behind they don't support 3rd party apps or something. We had to abandoned it and went different route.

Sounds Familiar

I just spent 1.5 hours on the phone to them.

I know the problem is at their end, if could debug it better...

php 5.4.37

UPDATE

Tried mail2 package and its associated files, but it looks as though PEAR_Mail_using_SMTP_php.php cant cope with this

You need to have both PEAR and NET_smtp installed on the server:

see:
http://pear.php.net/package/Net_SMTP/download
http://pear.php.net/package/Net_Socket/download

If you have shell access you can run:
sudo pear install Net_SMTP

thanks for the reply Ray

I have Mail, Net_SMTP, Net_Socket and Auth_SASL installed, (the other packages install by default on godaddy anyway).

I checked the server, the files seem to be there. the problem stems from line 349

$this->_smtp = &new Net_SMTP($this->host,

*UPDATE*

I checked the file locations compared to another host I use - just the same.

So I changed the file path in smtp.php on line 348 from relative to absolute

include_once 'Net/SMTP.php';

to

include_once '/absolutepath/Net/SMTP.php';

This gave me a different error about being unable to find Socket.php

So in SMTP.php I changed the path on line 22

from

require_once 'Net/Socket.php';

to

require_once '/absolutepath/Net/Socket.php';

This then reloads the page without errors. (and adds an entry to the email log), so all i had to do next was configure the port and username settings.

Success !! - but I won't be recommending godaddy as a host ;-(