- WifiSmtp has been discontinued
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Developer
DoktorKleanor
WifiSmtp grabs SMTP server info while you're using AirPort.
Don't you hate it when you are connected to a WiFi hotspot but you can't send e-mails because the ISP prevents you from using any other SMTP server than its own (and you usually don't know its address) ?
WifiSmtp tells you:
Don't you hate it when you are connected to a WiFi hotspot but you can't send e-mails because the ISP prevents you from using any other SMTP server than its own (and you usually don't know its address) ?
WifiSmtp tells you:
- the name of the Internet Service Provider (ISP) you are connected to
- the address of that ISP's mail server (SMTP)
- the connection speed (available bandwidth)
- copy the address of the SMTP server to the clipboard (so that you can
What's New
Version 1.1.1:
- Changed URL of database update file
- Updated the local database (inside the application package)
- Made the e-mail reports (uknown or incorrect ISP) a little clearer and added some debugging information
- Known bugs:
- An error -1762 (that you can safely ignore) can randomly appear
- ISP identification in South America and Africa barely works, or not at all. Informations that can be obtained from an IP address is not delivered in the same format as for other continents. A future version of WifiSMTP will support that format.
Version 1.1.1:
- Changed URL of database update file
- Updated the local database (inside the application package)
- Made the e-mail reports (uknown or incorrect ISP) a little clearer and added some debugging information
- Known bugs:
- An error -1762 (that you can safely ignore) can randomly appear
- ISP identification in South America and Africa barely works, or more...
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WifiSmtp grabs SMTP server info while you're using AirPort.
Don't you hate it when you are connected to a WiFi hotspot but you can't send e-mails because the ISP prevents you from using any other SMTP server than its own (and you usually don't know its address) ?
WifiSmtp tells you:
WifiSMTP can now identify ISPs in France, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, the U.K., the Czech Republic, Latvia, Sweden, Portugal, Israel, Marocco, Russia, Canada, USA, Brazil, Colombia, New-Caledonia, Malaysia and Japan.
Don't you hate it when you are connected to a WiFi hotspot but you can't send e-mails because the ISP prevents you from using any other SMTP server than its own (and you usually don't know its address) ?
WifiSmtp tells you:
- the name of the Internet Service Provider (ISP) you are connected to
- the address of that ISP's mail server (SMTP)
- the connection speed (available bandwidth)
- copy the address of the SMTP server to the clipboard (so that you can paste it into you favorite e-mail software)
- regularly check the connection status
WifiSMTP can now identify ISPs in France, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, the U.K., the Czech Republic, Latvia, Sweden, Portugal, Israel, Marocco, Russia, Canada, USA, Brazil, Colombia, New-Caledonia, Malaysia and Japan.
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my mail server recognizes port 26 as well as port 25. port 587 is also popular. ISP send mail blocking is usually nothing any more sophisticated than just blocking port 25.