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+ | There are three ways on how to verify E-Mails. | ||
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+ | ==== Quick Test ==== | ||
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+ | This will just check the following: | ||
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+ | * Syntax of E-Mail (e.g. illegal characters present or not) | ||
+ | * Does the E-Mail domain exists (part after @) | ||
+ | * Does the E-Mail have a valid SMTP-Server that can be used to contact it | ||
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+ | No SMTP-Server is contacted when doing this test. It can only tell you if that E-Mail could exists but it does not tell you if the mail account is still existing on the provider. | ||
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+ | ==== Full Test ==== | ||
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+ | This will do all of the above and will try to connect to the SMTP-Server to send an E-Mail to it. However, no E-Mail will ever be delivered as sending is aborted before the final sending is happening, even with full simulate option. | ||
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+ | ==== Scheduled Verification ==== | ||
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+ | This will do a //Full Test// as well but let's you define the time and date when this should happen (e.g. at night when noone is in office). | ||
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