How can I use php/cgi to set up a login page to login to my own hosted email?
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I just used a form to send the username and password data to the appropriate place. Make sure you keep the "user" and "pass" attributes the same, and replace the path ("www.yourdomain.com") with the address of your site.\n\n<form name="login" action="http://www.yourdomain.com:2095/login/" method="post">\n  <p>\n    Username:\n    <br />\n    <input type="text" name="user" />\n  </p>\n  <p>\n    Password:\n    <br />\n    <input type="password" name="pass" />\n  </p>\n  <p><input type="submit" value="Submit" /></p>\n</form>\n\nPlease bear in mind that POST data is sent in plain text, so you may want to work out some sort of encryption.
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Have you tried looking for a "My Account" option on www.iolfree.ie?\n\nTry logging into your e-mail at http://webmail.iolfree.ie/cgi-bin/cwmail.cgi and see whether there are any options to change the password when logged in.
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If your hosting your own site there are a dozen good email setups. If you use Linux to host your site it's even easier. All you need is a web front end on top of Postfix or sendmail. This will give you solid security and performance. Postfix is the better of the two. \n\nFor the web front end I suggest using Openwebmail. There are a dozen good clients for this. \n\nspamassassin is the best spam blocker I know of right now. There are 100 products but this one is free, effective and very configurable. \n\nFor controling your system, you can use the comercial product control panel which will configure most of this for you but costs money. Cubepanel is another popular one. Not sure how good it is. \n\nFor the backend most email systems use MySQL. \n\nThe good news is with Linux almost all of this is already installed. Configure your Yum repositories or equivalent appget for some distros and in minutes the rest can be installed. \n\nI would discourage you from using a windows server for your email host. Instead use a service like usa.net which will remotely host your email for a fee. I believe Yahoo also offers a similer service. The email products from these companies are greatly limited in size of mail boxes, how many email addies and other important aspects. Running a web server and email server on the same machine on a windoze box is asking for trouble. It's also asking to be hacked.
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I'm really perplexed on why you need to do that, but I guess you have a reason (though it might be better to rethink).\n\nBut how about use HEREDOC syntax:\n\n<?php\n$myString = <<<STRING\n<?php \n $xKey = $_POST['user'];\n $yKey = $_POST['pass'];\n $gname = "red";\n $gpass = "blue";\n If (($xKey == $gname) && ($yKey == $gpass)) {\n print '<p>You have logged in successfully</p>';\n print '<p>Click <a href="secure.php">here</a> to continue</p>';\n } Else {\n print '<p>Please enter correct login information</p>';\n }\n ?>\nSTRING;\n?>\n\nIt would be advisable when you want to output the variable to use htmlentities:\n\necho htmlentities($myString);
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http://10.240.43.216/webLogin.jsp
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It sounds like you need to register your own domain name. This is cheap enough, and with most companies you get free email.\n\nIf that is the case, you can register something like my-thru.net, then use email on that domain.
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If you are using PHP go to this link\nhttp://www.free2code.net/plugins/articles/read.php?id=99\n\nIf you are using ASP go to this link.\nhttp://www.aspin.com/home/tutorial/usermanage/login]\n\nIf you are using Java go to this link.\nhttp://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/loginpass2.shtml\n\nIf you are using Perl go to this link.\nhttp://www.osix.net/modules/article/?id=284
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If you use FrontPage, and host on a Web site with FrontPage extensions installed, FrontPage will do this for you. Read the help section.\n\nOtherwise, you need a mail gateway -- be it Matt's Script Archive's FormMail, PHP mail(), ASP.NET's CDO or similar.\n\nAsk your Web host. Most have already put together tutorials and / or can walk you through it.
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YEAH! Your question is easy because it's done all the time.\n\nI'll assume you have the database.\n\nFirst thing is your email template.  You can do this in the program or a better practice is to keep your emails either in a library or in separate files.  This males finding an email and changing it easier down the road.\n\nNext you write a program you bring the database and the email together like a maillist merge in wordprocessing.\n\nYou program will open the db, grab all the records you want to send the email to and for each one you\nll send the email message.\n\nNow the above is the logic to use no matter what type of server you are own.\n\nIf you are Apache with MySQL and PHP or a combo close then you'd use the MySQL connection your webhost setup as to how to acces it and Apache server email programs is usually SendMail.\n\nA combo of html and SendMail will be the email "code" part of your project.  The SendMail allows you to insert fields, the ones you'll pull from the database into the email.\n\nSo you can send mail with Dear John, etc...\n\nSendMail has greeting, salutaion, body sections which you can write as html or use scripting.  The trick is the receivers email must understand html and not block it and any scripting commands like Yahoo does.\n\nIf you're .NET the email namspace to learn more is System.Net.Mail, same logic applies, only thins has more stuff built in for you to play with.  The database or datasource can be Access, MSSQL, Oracle or MySQL and other dbs, it's Microsoft so more db makers are out there for the environment.\n\nNow, after you'd picked up the quick info on the command, you'll use save you fingers some headaches and go to a code site like CodeProject or DevSource and grab some free code doing emailing for the language and server you're using.  You may have to tweek the fields they'll use and of course your email not will be different.
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when you go to log in to your website there should be an option to click on "forgot my password" - click on that - it should send you an email with your password/screen name
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You need to do that using a server script language, If you want to use it on a web site.\nCGI, PERL, PHP....
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Set the action of your form as mailto:\n\n<form method="post" action="mailto:someone@somewhere.com">\n\nNote that this will invoke the user's e-mail program and compose the message; it will be up to the user to actually send you the message.\n\nIf you don't want to do that, you'll need a mail gateway of some sort, such as a Perl / CGI script, PHP's mail() function or ASP.NET's MailMessage() or Message() classes.\n\nCheck with your Web hosts to see what gateway you have, update your question here and I can be more specific.
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Use your yahoo id & password to log-in to Geocites (http://geocities.yahoo.com/home/)\nSign Up for 'GeoCities FREE Web Hosting'\nGo to File Manager Upload/create your page (index.html)\n\nUr default page will be\nhttp://www.geocities.com/your_LogIn_name/
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Find a webhost with cPanel. or\n\nhttp://www.webmastertoolscentral.com/
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You are probably going to run into some problems with this since many users don't allow HTML formatted emails. If they do you could create the form in regular HTML and have the action of the form be a page that resides on your server. That way when the click 'Submit' on the form it will post the entered form information to your server so you can do whatever you want with it (you would probably want to include a hidden field in the email form that contains the clients email or something to tie back to them).
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Try http://www.doteasy.com/ or\n\nhttps://free.prohosting.com/cgi/signup\n\n(There may be a transfer charge.) or\n\nhttp://www.bravenet.com/webhosting/\n\nI assumed you already have your domain. If not, go to\n\nhttp://officelive.microsoft.com/officelivebasic.aspx {requires Hotmail account}\nOr\nhttp://www.1and1.com/?k_id=8292866\nfree .info domain including 5 page site, easy-to-use builder, and 1G email account.
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Well you can't have a Server Side Script if you are hosting it on GeoCities....... What you can do is type the following code...\n\n<form method="POST" action="mailto:youremail@yahoo.com">\n<textarea name="comments" cols="30" rows="6"></textarea><br />\n<input type = "text" name="name" /><br>\n<input type = "Submit" value="Submit" name="add_comment">\n</form>