Re: [PHP] Port Block

2007-01-05 Thread Craige Leeder
You could do a hackish work around and write a small server program that is hosted off your computer, maybe on a friend's host/server. Then, you could have your application on your local machine open some other port to connect to the off-site server, and have it send the email data to that server,

Re: [PHP] Port Block

2007-01-03 Thread Stut
Christopher Deeley wrote: I used to use mailenable to send e-mails from a site hosted on my computer, to email anyone. Now my ISP blocked port 25 so I can't connect directly to any smtp servers like google to send e-mail directly from my computer. Does anyone know of an open SMTP server which d

Re: [PHP] Port Block

2007-01-03 Thread Richard Lynch
On Wed, January 3, 2007 2:44 pm, Christopher Deeley wrote: > I used to use mailenable to send e-mails from a site hosted on my > computer, > to email anyone. > > Now my ISP blocked port 25 so I can't connect directly to any smtp > servers > like google to send e-mail directly from my computer. > >

[PHP] Port Block

2007-01-03 Thread Christopher Deeley
I used to use mailenable to send e-mails from a site hosted on my computer, to email anyone. Now my ISP blocked port 25 so I can't connect directly to any smtp servers like google to send e-mail directly from my computer. Does anyone know of an open SMTP server which doesn't use port 25?