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#117262 14/04/05 12:39 AM
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some scripters made an emailer

so okay i enter all info in dialog txt boxes but
problem is that no smtp server i enter wants to accept connection and procees with sending..

i tried:

mail.hotmail.com
mail.lycos.com
gmail.google.com

so i am asking if someone used this
why do they refuse and which smtp serv can i use for this things ?


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#117263 14/04/05 01:34 AM
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Are any of them 3 actually smtp servers? I thought they were all webmails (i dont know i dont use em, i have a real mail server to use <grin>)

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All of those have SMTP capabilities, if you pay for the access to the SMTP. But the free versions are webmail access, and don't have SMTP access.

#117265 14/04/05 08:12 AM
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Perhaps this is the case with Yahoo, but Gmail is generous: "POP access is free for all Gmail users and we have no plans to charge for it in the future." laugh

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Gmail has an SMTP server at smtp.gmail.com, which is available to all Gmail users who have enabled POP in their settings panel.

Unfortunately—or fortunately, depending on how you look at it—this server is not like many others; it requires that all clients log on using SSL. At this time, you can't create SSL sockets with mIRC, so the only way to connect to that server is through an SSL wrapper like Stunnel.

Here is an example config file for Stunnel (stunnel.conf) that forwards localhost:25 to smtp.gmail.com:465. Once you load Stunnel with this config file, direct your script to connect to localhost:25 as its SMTP server.

  • client=yes
    [gmail smtp]
    accept=25
    connect=smtp.gmail.com:465

#117267 14/04/05 12:03 PM
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Ask the scripters. This has close to nothing to do with mIRC.

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I would say it fits perfectly in this category since
he's trying to get his mIRC script to work.

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why not use your isp mail servers ?

#117270 14/04/05 01:16 PM
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To add to my original reply to you, I was right on one at least (didnt check the others)
mail.lycos.com IS NOT an SMTP server smtp.mail.lycos.com IS (weather you also ned to pay for it i dont know aka didnt check)

#117271 14/04/05 03:49 PM
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i see that many of you replied to this post.
i am sorry because i didnt know that smtp is something special
i downloaded 1 script from net and i saw that author made this email sending (my point is that i havent scripted it myself) thatz why i dont know what is diference between normal mail and this smtp... my thought was to connect to any of free mail services like hotmail, yahoo, google, lycos and to send mails (just for testing not for spam)

so next question is why all scripters make emailer only for SMTP service ?
why not for free webmail ?
or maybe mirc scripting is limited for that ?

well if itz too much for answer then dont laugh

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Quote:

so next question is why all scripters make emailer only for SMTP service ?
why not for free webmail ?

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol is just that (simple) therefore easier to script than web page access (which free webmail would require). The only problem with it is that you can only SEND email using SMTP. Either POP or IMAP is required to actually retrieve your email from the server.
Definitions:
SMTP
POP
IMAP


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#117273 14/04/05 05:38 PM
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so at the end this script(s) is/are useless unless i have payed to some mail provider to activate this smtp for me ?


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#117274 14/04/05 05:40 PM
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Your internet provider should provide POP and SMTP servers for your own use. Simply plug those into an existing script for it to work.


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#117275 14/04/05 05:45 PM
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i'll try to find this thing lol

thanks for help


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