Testing mail functionality in code using external mail servers has always been a hassle. If the mail manages to dodge antispam and various other mischievous services, it'll probably take several minutes to receive. On our Exchange servers it'll typically take 10-15 minutes before a locally sent mail actually arrives back in my inbox. We can do better! Papercut and smtp4dev are both applications that'll emulate a remote SMTP server on your local machine. Instead of actually sending the mail onwards like a normal SMTP server, they'll simply catch the mail and notify you. This means you'll receive the mail...