Kent Johnson wrote: > Tim Roberts wrote: >> Not exactly like this, you didn't. The list of destination addresses in >> SMTP.sendmail must be a sequence, not a string: > > Yes, exactly like that. This is a working module, the only thing I > changed to post it was the email address and the name of the SMTP > server. SMTP.sendmail() allows a single string as a to address. > > From the comment in smtplib.py: > - to_addrs : A list of addresses to send this mail to. A > bare > string will be treated as a list with 1 > address.
Interesting... I suspect this "fix" was made in one of the more recent Python versions, since I know that in the past (at least with 1.5.2) a string would be treated as a sequence, resulting in many one-character destination addresses being used. :-( (And when I say "I know" this, I mean "I vaguely remember, and I wouldn't argue against evidence that I'm wrong". ;-) ) -Peter -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
