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Thanks for spending time to implement this great tool. I know next to nothing about codes. I'd like to get a clarification from you about how this tool works with unknown domains? the ones we don't know and it's not found in hoster.dat
Will the tool only check for like imap.domain.com? is it possible to implement more codes so this tool will check for mail portal like mail.domain.com, webmail.domain.com, domain.com/webmail, or wm.domain.com, wmail.domain.com, something like that? by going through possible port like 80, 443... etc?
I know nothing about coding, so I just ask base on what I am thinking. If this is possible, it would work alot better. Because I noticed now, the tool skip so many domains.
Or if anyone knows there is such tool already. please comment and let me know too,
Again thanks a lot !
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Hi Sup3ria,
Thanks for spending time to implement this great tool. I know next to nothing about codes. I'd like to get a clarification from you about how this tool works with unknown domains? the ones we don't know and it's not found in hoster.dat
Will the tool only check for like imap.domain.com? is it possible to implement more codes so this tool will check for mail portal like mail.domain.com, webmail.domain.com, domain.com/webmail, or wm.domain.com, wmail.domain.com, something like that? by going through possible port like 80, 443... etc?
I know nothing about coding, so I just ask base on what I am thinking. If this is possible, it would work alot better. Because I noticed now, the tool skip so many domains.
Or if anyone knows there is such tool already. please comment and let me know too,
Again thanks a lot !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: