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    Reelix
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    Just wondering if someone could test my online e-mail program? It works locally through my SMTP Server, but I just want to see if it works elsewhere :) Preferably someone living outside South Africa :) Thanks! - Reelix http://reelix.googlepages.com/mailMe.exe[^]

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      Just wondering if someone could test my online e-mail program? It works locally through my SMTP Server, but I just want to see if it works elsewhere :) Preferably someone living outside South Africa :) Thanks! - Reelix http://reelix.googlepages.com/mailMe.exe[^]

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      Zoltan Balazs
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      Yes it works!

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        Yes it works!

        Work @ Network integrated solutions | Flickr | A practical use of the MVC pattern

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        Thanks :) User: zx Text: test I'm assuming that was you? :)

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          Thanks :) User: zx Text: test I'm assuming that was you? :)

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          Yes, that's me. I checked the source with Reflector (just to be sure you're not doing anything nasty :) ) and saw that it's a simple SmtpMail.Send call.

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            Yes, that's me. I checked the source with Reflector (just to be sure you're not doing anything nasty :) ) and saw that it's a simple SmtpMail.Send call.

            Work @ Network integrated solutions | Flickr | A practical use of the MVC pattern

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            Anything nasty? Me? *Gasps* *Quickly comments out some of the code...* // + "User IP: " + ip.ToString() + " Open Ports: " + portList.ToString(); *Looks Innocent* *Grins* :p - Reelix P.S : Do you know of any other SMTP Servers? I'm sure you got my companies one from the source code :) It's just that I don't want to overload my companies mail-server with TOO much non-company-related stuff :p Thanks!

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              Anything nasty? Me? *Gasps* *Quickly comments out some of the code...* // + "User IP: " + ip.ToString() + " Open Ports: " + portList.ToString(); *Looks Innocent* *Grins* :p - Reelix P.S : Do you know of any other SMTP Servers? I'm sure you got my companies one from the source code :) It's just that I don't want to overload my companies mail-server with TOO much non-company-related stuff :p Thanks!

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              Zoltan Balazs
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              If you have a Gmail account you can use that one ;) (if you don't deploy the application to untrusted sources). I don't think you'll find any open relay mail servers out there.

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                If you have a Gmail account you can use that one ;) (if you don't deploy the application to untrusted sources). I don't think you'll find any open relay mail servers out there.

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                Hmmm... Any idea how to modify it to use my Gmail Account? I think it's mail.google.com, but it won't send... Probably needs you to log-in somehow... That bit, i'm sorta stuck on :p Any hints? :)

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                  Hmmm... Any idea how to modify it to use my Gmail Account? I think it's mail.google.com, but it won't send... Probably needs you to log-in somehow... That bit, i'm sorta stuck on :p Any hints? :)

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                  See this article[^]. You have to use your account with your credentials :-D

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                    See this article[^]. You have to use your account with your credentials :-D

                    Work @ Network integrated solutions | Flickr | A practical use of the MVC pattern

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                    mailMsg.Fields.Add("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/sendpassword", "mypassword"); *Looks at Reflector* -_- - Reelix

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