Is there a SMTP server without authentication?

[m107]

Hi,
I need a SMTP server without authentication, it would be appreciated if you guys help me.

m107 Reviewed by m107 on 7th Jul 2010. Is there a SMTP server without authentication? Hi, I need a SMTP server without authentication, it would be appreciated if you guys help me. :) Rating: 5

[Hyperz]

I doubt you'll find one. And if you do all mail from it will most likely be marked as spam. Actually there are lots of open SMTP servers out there but most of them are from ISP's and to use them your IP must be in their range.

[m107]

Sure, its obvious most of them will end up in spam folder, but I need it for my own usage in yawn script, so I can filter them to my inbox. I don't want to use my server as mail server.

and thank you for your answer

[immortalxx]

yea they are tightly monitored due to spamming attemps but im sure u can purchase one, OR just google for free ones and see wat u find

[m107]

yea they are tightly monitored due to spamming attemps but im sure u can purchase one, OR just google for free ones and see wat u find

I did search for that, buy nothing great

[Daniel]

http://www.myrealbox.com/ ?

[brainst0rm]

There used to be a lot. However, tons of bulk email scams flagged its disadvantage and now its rare even if you are not planning any illegal activity.

[w3bpr0jectz]

with a simple scan few year ago you would've found a lot of open smtp server. but now I don't think you find even one open smtp.
make your own smtp server and spam form there (that why you need it probably).

[Gavo]

Sure, its obvious most of them will end up in spam folder, but I need it for my own usage in yawn script, so I can filter them to my inbox. I don't want to use my server as mail server.

and thank you for your answer

Cant you change the script to use smtp?

something like add a function to the end of index.php

function leechmail($email_completed, $name, $post) {
 $from = "AutoUploader";
 
 $host = "mail.example.com";
 $username = "smtp_username";
 $password = "smtp_password";
 
 $headers = array ('From' => $from,
   'To' => $email_complete,
   'Subject' => $name);
 $smtp = Mail::factory('smtp',
   array ('host' => $host,
     'auth' => true,
     'username' => $username,
     'password' => $password));
 
 $mail = $smtp->send($to, $headers, $post);
}

and change
                 mail($email_completed, $name, $post);
to
                 leechmail($email_completed, $name, $post);

I havent tested it though its from about.com

[m107]

thank you dear Gav0, I will test it asap.

best wishes