SMTP_Validate_Email

Perform email address validation/verification via SMTP.

The class retrieves MX records for the email domain and then connects to the domain's SMTP server to try figuring out if the address really exists.

How to install with composer

Add to you composer.json file this code

  "repositories": [
    {
      "type": "vcs",
      "url": "https://github.com/Besmer/smtp-validate-email"
    }
  ],
  "require": {
    "smtp-validate-email/smtp-validate-email": "dev-master"
  },

Some features (see the source for more)

• Not really sending a message, gracefully resetting the session when done
• Command-specific communication timeouts implemented per relevant RFCs
• Catch-all account detection
• Batch mode processing supported
• MX query support on Windows without requiring any PEAR packages
• Logging and debugging support

Basic example

<?php

use SMTPValidateEmail\SMTPValidateEmail;

$from = '[email protected]';
$email = '[email protected]';

$validator = new SMTPValidateEmail($email, $from);
$smtp_results = $validator->validate();

print_r($smtp_results);

Array usage

The class supports passing an array of addresses in the constructor or to the validate() method. Checking multiple addresses on the same server uses a single connection.

<?php

use SMTPValidateEmail\SMTPValidateEmail;

$from = '[email protected]'; // for SMTP FROM:<> command
$emails = array(
    '[email protected]',
    '[email protected]',
    '[email protected]',
    '[email protected]'
);

$validator = new SMTPValidateEmail($emails, $from);
$smtp_results = $validator->validate();

// or passing to the validate() method
// $validator = new SMTPValidateEmail();
// $smtp_results = $validator->validate($emails, $from);

print_r($smtp_results);