On 2025-03-10 9:35 p.m., Kyle Lahnakoski wrote:
On 2025-03-10 12:22 a.m., Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
Alternatively, using the 'LMTP' class from 'smtplib' your Python
script is almost a one-liner. You get the intended recipient from
'Delivered-To' (if it exists, if
On 2025-03-10 12:22 a.m., Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
Alternatively, using the 'LMTP' class from 'smtplib' your Python
script is almost a one-liner. You get the intended recipient from
'Delivered-To' (if it exists, if not life is considerably more
complex), the sender from 'Sender' or 'From', and
Good day!
I am setting up an email list for my local community (just myself right
now). Being a nerd, I am using Amazon SES to send and receive emails.
I have mailman installed on ec2 (using "pip install mailman") and it is
working well enough to send an email to the list with
/opt/mai
Thank you for this answer. In both the inject case and the netcat case
I must know the recipient. My complex setup looses that metadata;
leaving me with only the message.
I guess I will be parsing the message to find that recipient.
Thanks again
On 2025-03-09 10:50 p.m., Mark Sapiro wro
