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PHP mail() and SMTP Authentication ?

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I'm working on a server and want to send out mail either from a form to email or get email address from database then send..

I'm using PHP mail(), currently the mail send out fine with simple PHP mail() but do I need to us PHP mail() and some kind of SMTP Authentication to lock it down?

PHPMailer or some better way? do I need to install something like this on the server?

https://github.com/PHPMailer/PHPMailer

If so what's best with PHP mail() ? or is there some more modern way to lock it down...

posted Jun 26, 2015 by anonymous

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What do you mean by locking it down? Do you mean to prevent it being used in a spam relay?
commented Jun 27, 2015 by Anderson

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