This disposable email solution can be hosted on your own standard PHP-webhoster. All you need is PHP with mailparse extension and "Pipe to a Program" functionality. The system is as simple as possible, with minimal codebase and complexity.

⚠️ Please note: there is also an simpler IMAP version without database and that does not need "pipe to command". https://github.com/synox/disposable-mailbox

When accessing the web-app a random email address is generated for you. The page will reload until emails have arrived. You can delete emails and see the original sourcecode.

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• PHP, Version 5.3.0
• Apache 2
• mailparse extension
• Composer (PHP Package Manager)

• assure the mailparse extension is installed. The following command should not print any error:

    <?php mailparse_msg_create(); ?>
  

• Clone/download this repository

• run composer install

• forward/pipe email to the php script app/pipe_input.php (e.g. cpanel docs)
• (optionally) configure a different database like mysql in app/config.php
• (optionally) configure the link redirection provider (to keep the existence of your installation secret) in app/config.php

1. security audit against xss/sqli

There is a Vagrantfile to be used with vagrant.

• install php: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-php
• add php to path: fish config: set PATH /usr/local/opt/php55/bin $PATH
• pecl install mailparse
• (see "php --ini" for file: ) echo "extension=mailparse.so" >> /usr/local/etc/php/5.5/php.ini

First make sure you check the php error log. also enable php error reporting with error_reporting(E_ALL); in config.php.

Then also try to run the command manually from the command line. For this login into your server by ssh. Create a sample mail (like https://gist.github.com/synox/fa11060975bec7250a46) and save it somewhere on the server. Then run the script the same way as the mailserver would pipe the mail to it.

    cat samplemail.txt | php /path/to/app/pipe_input.php

That should either process the mail or return an error.

I have another solution which is easier to configure and install: https://github.com/synox/disposable-mailbox

• inspired by script: https://github.com/moein7tl/TempMail/blob/master/web/index.php