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    I know how to use the System.Web.Mail class to send mail through smtp but I want to use this for error reporting for one of my programs and I don't have a public smtp server. Are there free smtp servers that I can relay this through or is there a better way to report errors to me? Thanks, Rob Tomson -- There are 10 kinds of people. Those who understand binary and those who don't.

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      I know how to use the System.Web.Mail class to send mail through smtp but I want to use this for error reporting for one of my programs and I don't have a public smtp server. Are there free smtp servers that I can relay this through or is there a better way to report errors to me? Thanks, Rob Tomson -- There are 10 kinds of people. Those who understand binary and those who don't.

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      what about your ISP's, you would probably need SMTP auth though if the ppl running your app are not on your ISP's domain. this would be a maintenance nightmare if you hade more than a few apps distributed and you changed ISP's Im sure there *are not* public SMTP's as the internet has more than enough spam already. what about just ftp'ing it to you from the remote site, or http tunnelling ? hth g00fy

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        what about your ISP's, you would probably need SMTP auth though if the ppl running your app are not on your ISP's domain. this would be a maintenance nightmare if you hade more than a few apps distributed and you changed ISP's Im sure there *are not* public SMTP's as the internet has more than enough spam already. what about just ftp'ing it to you from the remote site, or http tunnelling ? hth g00fy

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        thanks for the reply. what http commands would I use to send the mail? I tried quickly searching google but it was talking about ssh tunneling, is this what you're talking about? thanks, Rob Tomson -- There are 10 kinds of people. Those who understand binary and those who don't.

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