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SMTP protocol
This can be found on the Internet more relevant examples, you can experiment with the use of Telnet to connect to the mail server
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$ Telnet Mailbox SMTP Service address 25
Trying Mailbox Service IP Address ...
Connected to mailbox SMTP service address.
Escape character is ' ^] '.
Exchange Mailbox server address Microsoft ESMTP MAIL Service ready at Sat, 2 June 2012 15:02:12 +0800
EHLO 127.0.0.1
-exchange Mailbox server address Hello [mailbox service IP Address]
-size
-pipelining
-dsn
-enhancedstatuscodes
-x-anonymoustls
-auth NTLM LOGIN
-x-exps GSSAPI NTLM
-8bitmime
-binarymime
-chunking
-xexch50
Xrdst
AUTH LOGIN
Vxnlcm5hbwu6
User name (Base64_encode)
Ugfzc3dvcmq6
Password (base64_encode)
2.7.0 Authentication Successful
MAIL From: Outbox address
2.1.0 Sender OK
RCPT to: Inbox address
2.1.5 Recipient OK
DATA
Start mail input; End With .
What to send (there are a number of related specifications here)
.
2.6.0 <0b476f30-3b96-4e3d-84d2-395a96d34000@exchange Mailbox server address > Queued mail for delivery
QUIT
2.0.0 Service closing transmission channel
Connection closed by foreign host.
PHP Test Code:
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Header ("Content-type:text/html;charset=utf-8");
$SMTP = Array (
"url" = "Mailbox SMTP server Address",
"Port" \ = "Mailbox SMTP server Ports",//General 25
"Username" = "User name",
"Password" = "Password",
"From" and "from" to "address",
"to" + = "Address",
"Subject" = "Test the title",
"Body" = "Test Content"
);
$CRLF = "\ r \ n";
$test = "";
$curl = Curl_init ();
curl_setopt ($curl, Curlopt_url, $smtp [' URL ']);
curl_setopt ($curl, Curlopt_port, $smtp [' PORT '];
curl_setopt ($curl, curlopt_timeout,10);
function Inlinecode ($STR) {
$str = Trim ($STR);
return $str? ' =? UTF-8? B? '. Base64_encode ($STR). '? = ':'';
}
function Buildheader ($headers) {
$ret = ";
foreach ($headers as $k = = $v) {
$ret. = $k. ': '. $v. " \ n ";
}
return $ret;
}
//
$header = Array (
' Return-path ' = ' < ' $smtp [' from ']. ' > ',
' Date ' =>date (' R '),
' From ' = ' < ' $smtp [' from ']. ' > ',
' Mime-version ' = ' 1.0 ',
' Subject ' =>inlinecode ($smtp [' Subject ']),
' To ' = $smtp [' to '],
' Content-type ' = ' text/html; Charset=utf-8; Format=flowed ',
' content-transfer-encoding ' = ' base64 '
);
$data = Buildheader ($header). $CRLF. Chunk_split (Base64_encode ($smtp [' body ']);
$content = "EHLO". $smtp ["url"]. $CRLF; First, hello.
$content. = "AUTH LOGIN". $CRLF. Base64_encode ($smtp ["username"]). $CRLF. Base64_encode ($smtp ["Password"]). $CRLF; Verify Login
$content. = "MAIL from:" $smtp ["from"]. $CRLF; Sender Address
$content. = "RCPT to:" $smtp ["to"]. $CRLF; Pickup Address
$content. = "DATA". $CRLF. $data. $CRLF. ".". $CRLF; Send content
$content. = "QUIT". $CRLF; Exit
curl_setopt ($curl, Curlopt_returntransfer, true); Curl receives the returned data
curl_setopt ($curl, Curlopt_customrequest, $content);
$test = curl_exec ($curl);
Var_dump ($test);
echo "
\ r \ n ";
Var_dump ($content);
End
Curl_close ($curl);
The above is just a test of PHP
Package test + modification took nearly 6 hours to make the product code compatible with Fsockopen and curl
Have time to write an SMTP class that fsockopen and curl simply sends mail
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