HTTP based mailsender, please

[Throw]

G'day everyone!

Our company's IT department just gave us all brand new computers,
and... with it comes anti-virus software that blocks port 25 (to
prevent mass mailing worms from sending mail, apparently). This means
that I can't send mail using SMTP. I'm forced to use the company's MS
Exchange server, which is a pain to use.

I can't unblock port 25, but I can receive mail on port 110 (POP3). I
can also use port 80 (web browsing). I can send mail using a webmail
service.

I have one or two domains with PHP, MySQL, Perl etc included in the
deal, and I was wondering if there is a program that combines sending
mail via port 80 to a web site (which I can hosts on my domain) and
that that web site then send the mail to the relevant recipient. I
don't have full access to my hosting (only CPanel access).

Does anyone know of such a program or combination of programs?

Thanks in advance.
Samuel Murray (aka throw, aka leuce, aka voetleuce)

 

[Rob]

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HTML2Pop3
Link

http://www.baccan.it/index.php?sezione=html2pop3&email=si

An Italian software (no install) with an english readme

 

[MLC]

venerdì 4 novembre 2005 Rob ha scritto:

HTML2Pop3
Link

An Italian software (no install) with an english readme

Yep, it works great.
I've been using it since I changed ISP provider, to not be forced to read on
the web my emails with that provider.

 

[Rob]

venerdì 4 novembre 2005 Rob ha scritto:


Yep, it works great.
I've been using it since I changed ISP provider, to not be forced to readon
the web my emails with that provider.

IT:Già, adesso ho tutti gli account di posta impostati su
"loclahost"
En: Now I have all my mail account set to "localhost"