T toyo BANNED Joined Dec 20, 2008 Messages 1,010 Reaction score 506 Jan 6, 2009 #1 Guys, I am looking for a source of email proxies or an email proxy scanner. Suggestions?
justone BANNED Joined Oct 12, 2008 Messages 1,520 Reaction score 1,054 Jan 6, 2009 #2 What is an email proxy ? You can use normal SOCKS proxies for emailing
T toyo BANNED Joined Dec 20, 2008 Messages 1,010 Reaction score 506 Jan 6, 2009 Thread Starter Thread Starter #3 justone said: What is an email proxy ? You can use normal SOCKS proxies for emailing Click to expand... does all socks proxies work for emailing?
justone said: What is an email proxy ? You can use normal SOCKS proxies for emailing Click to expand... does all socks proxies work for emailing?
justone BANNED Joined Oct 12, 2008 Messages 1,520 Reaction score 1,054 Jan 6, 2009 #4 No, it depends on the ports they accept. Usually mail is sent through cleartext or TLS encrypted on port 25, or through SSL on port 465 I guess most socks proxies will accept that.
No, it depends on the ports they accept. Usually mail is sent through cleartext or TLS encrypted on port 25, or through SSL on port 465 I guess most socks proxies will accept that.
T toyo BANNED Joined Dec 20, 2008 Messages 1,010 Reaction score 506 Jan 6, 2009 Thread Starter Thread Starter #5 I'm still not getting it. If I have a bunch of working socks proxies - could I just load it into a mailer or is there a program I can use to verify them?
I'm still not getting it. If I have a bunch of working socks proxies - could I just load it into a mailer or is there a program I can use to verify them?
justone BANNED Joined Oct 12, 2008 Messages 1,520 Reaction score 1,054 Jan 6, 2009 #6 either your program supports socks proxies then config that. Or you use a free tool like freecap to force the mailer use the proxy.
either your program supports socks proxies then config that. Or you use a free tool like freecap to force the mailer use the proxy.
T toyo BANNED Joined Dec 20, 2008 Messages 1,010 Reaction score 506 Jan 6, 2009 Thread Starter Thread Starter #7 justone said: either your program supports socks proxies then config that. Or you use a free tool like freecap to force the mailer use the proxy. Click to expand... Do I need a domain name for that?
justone said: either your program supports socks proxies then config that. Or you use a free tool like freecap to force the mailer use the proxy. Click to expand... Do I need a domain name for that?
