In "smtplib" module, the "sendmail" method of function is to be passed a
host, but it is the Domain name
for the SMTP Server as gotten from the "dig" command? IE: dig -tMX
would give me the SMTP
server. In my code I have:
try:
print "Sending message to host: %s" % mailHost
server=smtplib.SMTP(mailHost)
server.sendmail(reply_email,email,body)
server.quit()
except:
print "Uunable to send"
Is mailHost like "mail.t-mobile.com" which I get from the MX record for
a given domain?
But also, is the "email" just the mail account, ie: the username?
without the @<domain>?
I need to be able to query the mail server? Also, I want to be able
to handle
the "SMTPRecipientsRefused" exception. What is the proper syntax for
handling
this?
Do I do it like this?
try:
print "Sending message to host: %s" % mailHost
server=smtplib.SMTP(mailHost)
server.sendmail(reply_email,email,body)
server.quit()
except SMTPRecipientsRefused:
print "Recipient refused"
Is that the right syntax? I have severe problems with not enough
example code.
John
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