Most admins will do needed modifications to the mail server, to prevent it for anonymous relaying (as stated by others above). But most of them keep the mail sending option open via web.
If you can find a host that supports PHP, and you can send a file to it, try the piece of code below;
$SERVER_NAME is set by the server...PHP Code:$al= "[email protected]"; # to address
$baslik= "Hello"; # Mail subject
$kimden= "[email protected]"; # from address
$mesaj= "Body message here";
$yanit= "[email protected]"; # reply-to address
mail("$al", "$baslik", $mesaj, "From: $kimden@$SERVER_NAME\nReply-To: $yanit@$SERVER_NAME\nX-Mailer: ASA's Psycho Mailer v3.1");
You may add a form so that you don't need to change the variables manually each time. And with only 6 lines you may create a spammer (!lame) using PHP.
// a spelling mistake corrected.
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