I am trying to edit a text file then send it as email body using a python script but im getting the unicode encoding error. After some research i found the solution as using the method .encode(‘utf-8’) but this doesn’t serve me as the sendmail() method only sends strings
In my settings.py, I have the following:
I need for testing purposes to populate few hundred email boxes with various messages, and was going to use smtplib for that. But among other things I need to be able to send messages not only TO specific mailboxes, but CC and BCC them as well. It does not look like smtplib supports CC-ing and BCC-ing while sending emails.
How can I receive and send email in python? A ‘mail server’ of sorts.
My current script allows me to send emails fine, but there are just some characters it doesn’t like, particularly ':' in this sample.
A bit of context… Some time ago, I wrote Python a program that deals with email messages, one thing that always comes across is to know whether an email is “multipart” or not. After a bit of research, I knew that it has something to do with emails containing HTML, or attachments etc… But I … Read more
I am extracting emails from Gmail using the following:
Given an RFC822 message in Python 2.6, how can I get the right text/plain content part? Basically, the algorithm I want is this:
I am interested to trigger a certain action upon receiving an email from specific
address with specific subject. In order to be able to do so I need to implement
monitoring of my mailbox, checking every incoming mail (in particular, i use gmail).
what is the easiest way to do that?