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(E)SMTP Mailer for PHP

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MTA(Mail Transfer Agent) Simulator class written in PHP for your PHP application.
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Here is something you always wanted. If you are a php developer and used Windows, you would have with held your application form sending e-mails because of mail() function not working on Windows without a SMTP server. Worry no further. The solution is available now under GNU Public License. (E)SMTP Mailer for PHP is a PHP class which you can intergrate with your application to send mail as long as the server the script is running is connected to the internet. How (E)SMTP Mailer for PHP works (E)SMTP Mailer for PHP only relies on DNS records and the destination ESMTP/SMTP server. It acts as a Mail Transfer agent and negotiates the destination mail server to send the mail. Note (E)SMTP Mailer for PHP requires PHP5 or above to run.

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Free
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Submitted on
23rd October 2006
Last Updated
11th February 2009
Licence Type
GPL
License Price
USD 0

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(14 ratings)
Average User Rating: 3.6/5
Not A SMTP replacement
Reviewed byAnonymousonFri, 11th September 2009
Rating 4 - Very Good
Sending an email, conventionally, using a smtp server has certain safe guards to ensure that the message you sent will get the best chance of being received at its destination. A smtp server stores the message you want to send temporarily until it passes its expirey date, delivered successfully or all delivery attempts have failed. I am no smtp expert but this is little that I know about those kinds of servers. Your script lacks nothing because it did what it was created to do, so I think maybe some other developers might make a few additions/suggestion on how to make this script become nore like a real server and all the conveniences they have.
SMTP Mailer for PHP
Reviewed byAnonymousonTue, 24th October 2006
Rating 4 - Very Good
SMTP Mailer for PHP works o linux and windows without a problem. Get's plain text mails safely into inbox but HTML mails are sometimes regarded as spam. Reporting could improve, not just success or failure, but to which addresses it was sent and to which failed
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