Prototype for sending EMails through Sourcemod (working)

Timiditas · **Author**

See attachment

Uses
[INC] Base64 Encoding and Decoding library functions by SirLamer
Needs
[EXTENSION] Socket by sfPlayer

Usage:

PHP Code:


			
SendSMTPMail("SMTP hostname/IP", port, "username", "password", "sender email", "recipient email", "subject", "message text");

Oops, posted to the wrong subforum, this should have gone to "Snippets"...

Dragonshadow · 10-04-2009 , 19:28 Re: Prototype for sending EMails through Sourcemod (working)

Pretty cool!

noodleboy347 · 10-04-2009 , 21:38 Re: Prototype for sending EMails through Sourcemod (working)

That's awesome, does it work yet?

Timiditas · 10-05-2009 , 03:13 Re: Prototype for sending EMails through Sourcemod (working)

Yes, I sent several emails to myself with it.
It doesn't handle unexpected responses from the SMTP server, tho.

Timiditas · 10-05-2009 , 06:07 Re: Prototype for sending EMails through Sourcemod (working)

Try this attached version. It will let you send an email through the server console.

usage: smsendmail "SMTP hostname/IP" port "username" "password" "sender email" "recipient email" "subject" "message text"

enclose every string in quotation marks

Stinkyfax · 10-05-2009 , 15:00 Re: Prototype for sending EMails through Sourcemod (working)

ah, that's just awesome feature!

seattle_ice · 03-18-2012 , 15:54 Re: Prototype for sending EMails through Sourcemod (working)

No matter what I do, I get error 530 back in the logs. ANyone get this working with gmail or hotmail smtp servers?

**Peace-Maker** · 03-18-2012 , 16:06 Re: Prototype for sending EMails through Sourcemod (working)

Are you just trying to use the attached test plugin right out of the box?

Quote:

530 SMTP authentication is required.

You have enabled SMTP authentication for the IP range that the user is connecting from, but the user has not configured his client to use SMTP authentication. There's two ways to solve this problem. Either configure your email client to use SMTP authentication. This setting is normally found in the account settings in your email client. Or, disable SMTP authentication for the IP range. The first solution is recommended since it reduces the risk that anyone will send spam through your server.

seattle_ice · *Last edited by seattle_ice; 03-22-2012 at 20:41.*

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peace-Maker

Are you just trying to use the attached test plugin right out of the box?

No, but I guess I should ask if this will work with SMTP servers that require either TLS or SSL?

I cannot get this to work for me.

matchaboy · 10-18-2013 , 09:27 Re: Prototype for sending EMails through Sourcemod (working)

is it possible if i want to make this in my plugin?