Python and sending emails with it
William Park
parkw at better.net
Sun Nov 14 07:18:33 EST 1999
On Sat, Nov 13, 1999 at 10:34:10PM -0500, Jeremy Misavage wrote:
> I'm kinda new to python and I'm trying to write a small program that will take
> in form data, save it in a db, and then send an email to a person.
>
> The program processes a users request for a "equipment request." It gets
> loggged in a db (already done) and sends an email to the person in change of the
> equipment. I need help on the email part. Does some out there have some code
> that will taken data and send it to a person. It shouldn't need a username and
> password, but if it does I'll live with that.
In Python, try 'smtplib' module. I think it goes something like
e = smtplib.SMTP('machine.com')
e.sendmail('tekhir', 'supervisor', "...")
e.quit()
Or, if you use Linux machine (like me), pipe the message to
mail -s "subject" supervisor
Yours truly,
William Park
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