Hi,
I'm currently writing an application hosted at a 'free' webhost. They support php, but have deactivated all mail-functions. But I do want to be able to send some mails using my mail-account that accept pop3.
Can I do this?
Do I need pop3-library installed on the webhost?
Thanks
Bernadino Rad
How to send a message if the mail() deactivated (pop3?)
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There are some classes that let you mail trough a diffrent smtp host than you php.ini says you should. It opens a socket to a smtp server an sends the mail. Quite nice.
The problem is that you need to have a relaying smtp server (that will relay from your webserver). This might be a problem.
But if you only want to mail to your own email adress then it will work. Set the smtp server to use to you isp incomming smtp server and it will relay for you.
Check som classes collection site (search for smtp).
The problem is that you need to have a relaying smtp server (that will relay from your webserver). This might be a problem.
But if you only want to mail to your own email adress then it will work. Set the smtp server to use to you isp incomming smtp server and it will relay for you.
Check som classes collection site (search for smtp).