sandric ionut wrote:
Three things: When quoting code, do it exactly, and without wordwrap
in your mail program. There are so many typos in that code sample that
it's useless, presumably because you didn't use copy/paste
The code was COPY and PASTE -> presume wrong
When quoting an error message, get it all. Since you omit the
stacktrace part, we can't tell what line might be giving you that error
That is all the error code!!!
Once you've noticed which line, just examine the types of each of
the elements you're combining. If you're using the + operator, and the
left operand is a string, then the right one must also be string.
Figure out why it's not and you have your own answer
Do you really think that I didn't do it? What a... response. This + or ,
is really USELESS. Please don't bother to send useless replays
This is the line where I get the error: smtpObj.sendmail(fromEmail,
toEmail, mesaj.as_string())
Indeed, what a response. But from you. Do you always attack people
who tried to help you?
Dave Angel, gave you a very useful hint on how to debug such errors.
In particular, he asked you to paste the *full* traceback.
And if your mail/news client messes up the code so heavily, it's
probably time to move to a better client.
And the mention of + is not useless. If you would have tried a
little harder, you would probably find, that concatenating a string
and an exception object, gives exactly the error you got.
So, the problem is probably here:
print "eroare: " + smtplib.SMTPException
Instead you want something like:
except smtplib.SMTPException, msg
print "eroare: " + msg
If you are sure, that's not the line which gave the error, again,
post the *full* traceback.
Next time, show a little more civility and follow the advices you
got. "Help us, to help you." is the word.
HTH
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