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    Default PHP 5 & SMTP

    Anyone know if PHP 5 has built in support for communicating with SMTP
    servers that require a username and password?

    Right now, as everyone knows, PHP 4 has built in support for
    communicating with SMTP servers that do not require a username and
    password, but in order to communicate with those that do, one needs to
    do a lot of extra stuff ... and publically available classes to handle
    the communication do exist.

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    Default Re: PHP 5 & SMTP

    Hello,

    On 11/10/2003 10:51 PM, Eric wrote:
    > Anyone know if PHP 5 has built in support for communicating with SMTP
    > servers that require a username and password?
    >
    > Right now, as everyone knows, PHP 4 has built in support for
    > communicating with SMTP servers that do not require a username and
    > password, but in order to communicate with those that do, one needs to
    > do a lot of extra stuff ... and publically available classes to handle
    > the communication do exist.

    AFAIK, no. PHP 5 is mostly just PHP 4 with Zend Engine 2.

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    Manuel Lemos

    Free ready to use OOP components written in PHP
    [url]http://www.phpclasses.org/[/url]

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