Anybody got a SMTP server that requires AUTH?

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Chris Corbyn
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Anybody got a SMTP server that requires AUTH?

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Hi,

Really cheeky question to ask one of you guys. Do any of you have access to an SMTP server that requires authentication? If you do, and you don't mind me sending some test emails through it I'd be eternally greatful if you could PM me :)

Basically I'm writing a mailer class and I want to add support for SMTP authentication in there but my own SMTP is not set up this way right now...

Cheers :)
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PM me what ya need buddy ;)
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PM sent cheers Mark.
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Post by Chris Corbyn »

I'll be cheeky once more :oops:

Does anybody have one that supports CRAM-MD5 ? Just for like 2-3 hours... prob won't need to send an actual email through it, I just need to make sure I can validate and get a 235 response code.

Cheers.

EDIT | Oh.. If you're not sure:

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telnet smtp.yourserver.tld 25
EHLO foo.com

#Read the responses here and look for CRAM-MD5
EDIT | No worries :) I recompiled exim and added the config for it myself.
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