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Create new e-mail address using PHP


Powerfulsquid

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Hey guys, long time reader first (or so, it's been awhile) time poster, lol.

Anyway, my problem is I need to be able to register a new e-mail address with my hosting account using PHP and am not 100% sure how to go about this.  I've been using PPH for around 4 years now and am by far an expert, thus why I am here.  If anyone have any recommendations for me that'd be great because I really need to find a way to do this.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks,
Joe

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Also, you may want to consider moving this post to the non-coding forum. I didn't notice it until afterwards, my apologies, lol.
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Well, it will depend greatly on your host firstly.  Would they allow you to do it would be the first question.  If you can create an email address on a web portal then I would recommend studying the URL states as you create one - that should show you how (if possible) you can do it.
Ok, well assuming my host does allow me to do it, would you know if they provide me with the right information/code to begin writing the script?  For example what code must be sent to the server in order to create the e-mail, password, etc.
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Ok, well assuming my host does allow me to do it, would you know if they provide me with the right information/code to begin writing the script?  For example what code must be sent to the server in order to create the e-mail, password, etc.
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The only people that can tell you if they will provide that information is your HOST.  People here could take a guess--but that's all it would be. 

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