> Look, > > i want this to stop. > Open your own thread and discuss this if you like. > This is a thread i opened for a specific question and all i see its > irrelevant answers.
Hi Ferrous, The problem is not in your Python code. You can debug it from the command line by typing the 'echo ... | mailx' command your Python code is executing. Somewhere on your local SMTP or on Google's SMTP, your message is not being processed the way you want it. There are many things that could cause this -- SPF, DKIM, reverse DNS not being correct, the From address being 'faked', or one of about a hunderd other factors. It's most likely an issue in your local SMTP server's configuration. You'll have to dive into the logs and do some research on how SMTP works nowadays to find out what's happening. But think about this: if I could send mail as nikos.gr...@gmail.com, just by typing a shell command, how could we ever trust e-mail to be from who it really is? What if I send mail as barack.ob...@whitehouse.gov? What you're doing may look like spam from Google's point of view, and that's why I think you're not receiving the message. -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
