ok it seems to be working ok, only problem is i cannot test it from my current location so if someone wants to pm me ill send ya a copy and you can check it out.
here is how it works:
when sending an email it will send your isp credentials to the smtp server for the allowance of relaying a level4 config option USEAUTH must be enabled and you have to put your username and password for the smtp server in there, put it in plain text i wrote something that will encode it to base64.
GALSMTP all done!
Re: GALSMTP all done!
You are the man! PM sent, can't wait to test it outdspain wrote:ok it seems to be working ok, only problem is i cannot test it from my current location so if someone wants to pm me ill send ya a copy and you can check it out.
here is how it works:
when sending an email it will send your isp credentials to the smtp server for the allowance of relaying a level4 config option USEAUTH must be enabled and you have to put your username and password for the smtp server in there, put it in plain text i wrote something that will encode it to base64.

Re: GALSMTP all done!
well right now it seems to be sending however its hardcoded for port 25 but that will be the next thing i change, i just want to make sure authentication is working first.Ragtop wrote:You are the man! PM sent, can't wait to test it outdspain wrote:ok it seems to be working ok, only problem is i cannot test it from my current location so if someone wants to pm me ill send ya a copy and you can check it out.
here is how it works:
when sending an email it will send your isp credentials to the smtp server for the allowance of relaying a level4 config option USEAUTH must be enabled and you have to put your username and password for the smtp server in there, put it in plain text i wrote something that will encode it to base64.
Re: GALSMTP all done!
That's going to be a problem. I'm blocked on 25dspain wrote:well right now it seems to be sending however its hardcoded for port 25 but that will be the next thing i change, i just want to make sure authentication is working first.Ragtop wrote:You are the man! PM sent, can't wait to test it outdspain wrote:ok it seems to be working ok, only problem is i cannot test it from my current location so if someone wants to pm me ill send ya a copy and you can check it out.
here is how it works:
when sending an email it will send your isp credentials to the smtp server for the allowance of relaying a level4 config option USEAUTH must be enabled and you have to put your username and password for the smtp server in there, put it in plain text i wrote something that will encode it to base64.
