how send email without authorization

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I wrote a program to support and remote support accountants and other personnel. Now I want to send messages to their address as the password and email soderditsya file to identify the user in the program. How can I do this without saving the password to your e-mail account?

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Now, just log into the mail and send a message, it works but confuses the fact that store the password in the program is not well to do, may have alternative methods send messages?
Just saying that I do not write a program to send spam!!

Posted 28-Mar-13 8:16am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2013-03-28T08:20:00

It does not depend on your code, rather on the settings of the SMPT server or whatever else you use for sending messages. If the server requires authentication (which is usually the case), you need to authenticate. It the back door existed, it would completely defeat the purpose of authentication, wouldn't it?

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