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10-12-2007 8:25 PM
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Hi
Is it possible to put a different recipient addresses in to this script rather than your own that ends in plus.com. I was wanting to use my yahoo account to receive web responses. Is this possible?
Thank you
Is it possible to put a different recipient addresses in to this script rather than your own that ends in plus.com. I was wanting to use my yahoo account to receive web responses. Is this possible?
Thank you
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Re: more MAILER help???
22-12-2007 1:28 AM
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I would do it something like this...
probably a tone of issues to go with it.
use Sockets to send the mail via a 'Yahoo mail address'
(if PlusNet internal functions dissallow mailing outside)...
use an SMTP / Mail Library or Class.
through the Yahoo Mail Server(s).
probably something along the lines of:
mail.smtp.yahoo.com:25
This may well work for what you require to send a mail -
http://poss.sourceforge.net/email/news/
With a simple Example here:
http://poss.sourceforge.net/email/docs/email-2-documentation.html#functionEx04
Explore the functionality of Sockets. you don't necessarily have to use PHP, you could equally do this with Perl or an equivilant.
Jim,
probably a tone of issues to go with it.
use Sockets to send the mail via a 'Yahoo mail address'
(if PlusNet internal functions dissallow mailing outside)...
use an SMTP / Mail Library or Class.
through the Yahoo Mail Server(s).
probably something along the lines of:
mail.smtp.yahoo.com:25
This may well work for what you require to send a mail -
http://poss.sourceforge.net/email/news/
With a simple Example here:
http://poss.sourceforge.net/email/docs/email-2-documentation.html#functionEx04
Explore the functionality of Sockets. you don't necessarily have to use PHP, you could equally do this with Perl or an equivilant.
Jim,
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