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Different SMTP Server?

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I signed up with a free host to test out/configure a new script, but now I have a problem: my host has no smtp server. The script needs one in order to function, so I'm looking for a way around this. Is there any way to specify a different smtp server than what the host has configured? (Which is none.) Thanks in advance.

Name: Michael J (by mjdamato)
Date: April 7, 2006 at 07:22:44 Pacific

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Generally yes. Since you decided not to specify what kind of script (i.e. language) and did not provide any code, that's all I can offer. Michael J

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Damn, I was in a rush. Anyway, it's a php script. What kind of code do you want? It just looks for the smtp server specified in the php.ini file, no?

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