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 ===== Rules ===== ===== Rules =====
  
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-==== E-Mail Masks ====+==== Masks ====
  
 Here you can set your custom rules that will mark an E-Mail as Valid/Not Valid or Unsure. If you are e.g. not interested in verifying *@hotmail.com addressed, you can add that Mask and set it to "Do not load".  Here you can set your custom rules that will mark an E-Mail as Valid/Not Valid or Unsure. If you are e.g. not interested in verifying *@hotmail.com addressed, you can add that Mask and set it to "Do not load". 
  
-==== Server Response - Not Valid ====+==== Response - Not Valid ====
  
 SMTP-Servers will reply with a message. Some tell the program that the E-Mail is valid, others say it's not. You can define that here in case you have some replies that are not defined already. Please also [[http://www.gsa-online.de/contact.php|contact us]] and tell us the missing once. SMTP-Servers will reply with a message. Some tell the program that the E-Mail is valid, others say it's not. You can define that here in case you have some replies that are not defined already. Please also [[http://www.gsa-online.de/contact.php|contact us]] and tell us the missing once.
  
-==== Server Response - Blocking ====+==== Response - Blocking ====
  
 An SMTP-Server can also reply with a message that is not telling us that an E-Mail is valid or not but tells the program that that server will probably never allow us to verify E-Mails. If thats the case and one of the entered masks is matching, it will no longer be used for verification and all emails belonging to that server will be tagged as Unsure. Again, if you think we are missing some masks here, add them and [[http://www.gsa-online.de/contact.php|contact us]] please to update the software. An SMTP-Server can also reply with a message that is not telling us that an E-Mail is valid or not but tells the program that that server will probably never allow us to verify E-Mails. If thats the case and one of the entered masks is matching, it will no longer be used for verification and all emails belonging to that server will be tagged as Unsure. Again, if you think we are missing some masks here, add them and [[http://www.gsa-online.de/contact.php|contact us]] please to update the software.
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 +==== Response - Valid ====
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 +There are special cases where some server responses pretend to give you an Unsure or "Not Valid" response (other than 200 reply). Though these replies actually show it's a valid E-Mail. You can add such responses here (empty by default).
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 ===== Advanced Options ===== ===== Advanced Options =====
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 Here you define how to verify E-Mails. Here you define how to verify E-Mails.
  
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 ==== Hello Identify ==== ==== Hello Identify ====
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 ==== Handle all interfaces as different outgoing IPs ==== ==== Handle all interfaces as different outgoing IPs ====
-If you have more than one active internet connection, you can chose this option to have the program use them all instead of the default one. This will also increase the speed as you can use e.g. two internet connections to access the same domain even if you have //Simultaneous connections on one domain// set to 1.+If you have more than one active internet connection, you can choose this option to have the program use them all instead of the default one. This will also increase the speed as you can use e.g. two internet connections to access the same domain even if you have //Simultaneous connections on one domain// set to 1.
  
 ==== DNS Server ==== ==== DNS Server ====
 A DNS Server is used to find out what smtp server is used for an E-Mail domain to deliver the message. If you have problems with that, you can choose a fixed server or even a list of multiple servers where a random one gets chosen. A DNS Server is used to find out what smtp server is used for an E-Mail domain to deliver the message. If you have problems with that, you can choose a fixed server or even a list of multiple servers where a random one gets chosen.
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 ===== Timing ===== ===== Timing =====
  
-{{:email_verifier:email_verifier_settings_timing.png |}}+{{ :email_verifier:email_verifier_settings_timing.png |}}
  
 ==== After checking XX E-Mails Wait for YY seconds / Stop Work ==== ==== After checking XX E-Mails Wait for YY seconds / Stop Work ====
 Just what this setting says. After a number of E-Mails have been checked, the program either stops the work or waits a certain time to check the rest. This can be useful if some E-Mail providers only allow you to check a certain amount of E-Mails in a given time. Just what this setting says. After a number of E-Mails have been checked, the program either stops the work or waits a certain time to check the rest. This can be useful if some E-Mail providers only allow you to check a certain amount of E-Mails in a given time.
  
 +==== Number of checks per hour/domain ====
 +This setting will limit the amount of checks on a smtp server to a certain number per hour. Usually 250 checks are allowed before a smtp server blocks access.
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 ==== Timeout (max. time to wait for a reply) ==== ==== Timeout (max. time to wait for a reply) ====
 The program waits the given time when something is sent to the E-Mail provider. If it doesn't response within that time, it is a timeout and no further checking is done. The program waits the given time when something is sent to the E-Mail provider. If it doesn't response within that time, it is a timeout and no further checking is done.
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 ==== Seconds to wait before reset/rechecking ==== ==== Seconds to wait before reset/rechecking ====
 Just what this option says. The program will wait the given value before the next round of verification is started. Just what this option says. The program will wait the given value before the next round of verification is started.
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 ===== Filter ===== ===== Filter =====
-{{:email_verifier:email_verifier_settings_filter.png |}}+ 
 +{{ :email_verifier:email_verifier_settings_filter.png |}}
  
 Each E-Mail provider serves different SMTP-Servers where you can deliver your E-Mails and that we also use for the E-Mail verification. However some SMTP-servers might deliver a good result where others constantly will block your connection or even deliver false responses. In this area you can filter the SMTP-Servers out or specify a fixed SMTP-Server that should always be used for a certain E-Mail domain. Each E-Mail provider serves different SMTP-Servers where you can deliver your E-Mails and that we also use for the E-Mail verification. However some SMTP-servers might deliver a good result where others constantly will block your connection or even deliver false responses. In this area you can filter the SMTP-Servers out or specify a fixed SMTP-Server that should always be used for a certain E-Mail domain.
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 ===== Full Simulate ===== ===== Full Simulate =====
-{{:email_verifier:email_verifier_settings_full_simulate.png |}}+ 
 +{{ :email_verifier:email_verifier_settings_full_simulate.png |}} 
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 +A //Full Simulate// is done when the E-Mail belongs to the listed providers. Normally the program stops the delivery of an E-Mail before it gets actually sent since we only want to check the E-Mail itself and not want to send any message. Some providers will only deliver a correct status when the program goes further and sends some more commands. This is done in the case of yahoo E-Mails. But don't worry even in this case no E-Mail is getting sent out as the program stops the delivery before the final step. 
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 ===== Proxy ===== ===== Proxy =====
-{{:email_verifier:email_verifier_settings_proxy.png |}}+ 
 +{{ :email_verifier:email_verifier_settings_proxy.png |}} 
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 +Sometimes it is required to use a proxy to get valid results for the verification. Especially if you only have a dynamic IP (IP address changes each time you get online). This dynamic IP is not seen as a valid resource to deliver E-Mails for major servers. If an E-Mail server sees that you have a dynamic IP, it might block access to itself or blacklist you sooner or later. To overcome this situation, you can use proxies. 
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 +You can think of a proxy as a middle man that actually delivers the messages you want to send. The proxy also sends back replies he gets from the E-Mail server. 
 +In case you get a lot of “Unsure” (yellow color)  replies, please don't blame the program but your dynamic IP. You should consider buying a proxy to get better results. 
 +One known service that other customers use is [[http://www.hide-my-ip.com/?id=5535&r=http://www.hide-my-ip.com/hidemyip.shtml|Hide-My-IP.com]] 
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 +Of course any other proxy might work as well. It is even improving the speed if you use e.g. a proxy list as the program can overcome the setting //Simultaneous connections on one domain// since each proxy will have a different outgoing IP. 
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 +When using [[proxy_scraper:faq|GSA Proxy Scraper]] make sure you create 3 types of export files there for every proxy type (Socks4, Socks5, WEB). You can then use the option to Import easily.