I have an externally-written piece of software that spits out emails using SMTP (a few hundred per hour) and I would like to dump the content of them in an MS SQL Server database.
I have barely used Python before but it looks as if it could do the job. I have no experience with mail agents. My starting point is this recipe: http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/440690 I know that there are various libraries that can connect to MS SQL server and I am going to research these. I have two questions: i) Does this sound like an efficient way of transferring data to the database? ii) Looking through the Python documentation, I cannot see a way to set the password on the SMTP server. I would like to have a password - does anyone know how to use the recipe above to set one? Any other useful nudges in the right direction appreciated. Many thanks Jon -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list