Yes Trap17 does have the MAIL function enabled, though of course if its used for spam etc.. that can easily be spotted and that person would be banned! So yes MAIL is enabled for all users but just make sure that what ever you use it for couldn't be considered spam etc... Mistakes can easily be sorted but if your account got suspended or anything because it was mistakenly seen as spamming it would be a pain in the backside!

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Free Hosting with php mail - orgfree.com /popup banner,250Mb space, PHP, 1SQL (u need some experience with SQL )
This is my favorite testing host, for my sites.All PHP scripts work without limit ,only small problem with ht.lock
Example : r-aukcija.orgfree.com

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Of course trap17 has the PHP mail. When you get finished collecting credits then activate the subdomain you have chosen, you get a confirmation screen that lists all the good stuff that I can't cut/paste here or I will be punished. You will see everything that is installed on the server including the version of PHP, your FTP host access information etc. Of course you have to keep the credits up or be disabled, so if the question is where is a free host like trap17 which has PHP mail and does not require maintenance, I don't know. Sorry, but I gave up looking when I found trap17. (by the way the mail function is part of the PHP core so no additional installations are required other than an email system that PHP has access to by way of the PHP.INI config file).

Free hosting with PHP, mysql, mail and the like is surely short lived as we have seen over and over again. Stick with a place like trap17 because there is a good business case that is convincing enough to see the future of free hosting. I would much rather contribute in this way than have to put up with banners and constantly changing policies of unscrupulous, fly-bu-night free host sites. Once I put up a site and had 30 days of no banners then I looked one day after the 30 days and there was so much crap on all sides of the site that I couldn't really see the site anymore, it was all moved around. Very bad. Sometimes you can hack a bit with JavaScript and get the screen to move over after the banners load (cool trick) but they might find you eventually. Better to go with trap17 or similar deal, they are more likely to be in for the long haul.

 

 

 

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Has somebody found this ultra thing call "free webhosting with mail() function active" i want that too.. i dont know if it can be configured in trap17

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Mail( ) is not something you, as a hosting member, configure. You can use the PHP command called Mail( ) but it must be enabled. Mail( ) function must be enabled by the server. And Trap17 Free Web Hosting, no ads, have enabled Mail( ) plus other things like Safe_Mode = Off. This is very rare compare to other free web hostings, no ads on the net. The reason is for their best interest and not yours; by turning it off protects their servers from malicious usage.

Trap17 is the best free web hosting on the web. You can give it a try with our starting package--it requires just 10 hosting credits. And when you are satisfied with our hosting upgrade to the default package of 500mb space and 10000mb bandwidth.

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Thanks a lot for this information ! I was completely worried about knowing if trap had it enabled or not... Good thing to know . Trap is more and more interesting to me and I'm sure I won't be able to look at any other free web hosting for a long time. I'm grateful I found trap !

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so, does this site (Trap17) support mail() or not?

does anyone know?

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Yes, the php mail() is enabled on all Trap17 accounts.
Qupis.com does not have the mail function enabled.
If you need the mail function, read the Trap17 readme to find out all the details on creating your free web hosting account.

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Well, you came to the right place. Trap17 offers the best free webhosting on the net. Unlimited emails, subdomains, add-on domains, and much more. Just post here a bit and apply. You won't regret it. There are plenty of other sites though. Just Google free PHP hosting. If worse comes to worse make an old computer a web server.

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