oyster wrote:
I find that the existing email moudle is some hard for me to
understand, especially the part of how to set the CC, BCC and attach
the files. Is there any more easy one like this p-code?
import easyemail
smtpserver=easyemail.server('something')
smtpserver.login('[EMAIL PROTECTED]', pwd)
newletter=smtpsever.letter(smtpserver)
newletter.sendto=['[EMAIL PROTECTED]', '[EMAIL PROTECTED]']
newletter.sendcc=['[EMAIL PROTECTED]', '[EMAIL PROTECTED]']
newletter.sendbcc=['[EMAIL PROTECTED]', '[EMAIL PROTECTED]']
newletter.body='this is the body\nline 2'
newletter.att=['c:/file1.txt', 'd:/program files/app/app.exe']
if (newletter.send()==True):
print 'send ok'
smtpserver.close()
Thanx.
I'm not entirely sure where I got this code (Google search
years ago) and I've extended it a little, but you are welcome
to use it and it is very close to what you outlined above.
I had to strip out a bunch of custom logging that I include
in my version, but it think this will either work or at least
be close enough to save you some time.
-Larry
import string,sys,types,os,tempfile,time
import smtplib
import poplib
import mimetypes,mimetools,MimeWriter
class SmtpWriter:
def __init__(self, server=localhost, dest=None, src=None,
userid=None, password=None):
self.__server = server
self.__dest = dest
self.__src= src
self.__userid = userid
self.__password=password
self.__debugLevel = 0
return
def Debug(self,level):
self.__debugLevel = level
def Message(self,sender=,
subject=,
recipients=[],
body=,
attachments=[]):
if self.__debugLevel 2:
sys.stderr.write(SmtpWriter: Building RFC822 message From: %s; \
Subject: %s; (Length=%d with %d attachments)\n %
\
(sender, subject, len(body), len(attachments)))
sys.stderr.flush()
tempFileName = tempfile.mktemp()
tempFile = open(tempFileName,'wb')
message = MimeWriter.MimeWriter(tempFile)
message.addheader(From,sender)
message.addheader(To, reduce(lambda a,b: a + ,\n + b,
recipients))
message.addheader(Subject, subject)
message.flushheaders()
if len(attachments) == 0:
fp = message.startbody('text/plain')
fp.write(body)
else:
message.startmultipartbody('mixed')
submessage = message.nextpart()
fp = submessage.startbody('text/plain')
fp.write(body)
for attachFile in attachments:
if type(attachFile) == types.StringType:
fileName = attachFile
filePath = attachFile
elif type(attachFile) == types.TupleType and len(attachFile) ==
2:
filePath, fileName = attachFile
else:
raise Attachments Error: must be pathname string or
path,filename tuple
submessage = message.nextpart()
submessage.addheader(Content-Disposition, attachment;
filename=%s % fileName)
ctype,prog = mimetypes.guess_type(fileName)
if ctype == None:
ctype = 'unknown/unknown'
if ctype == 'text/plain':
enctype = 'quoted-printable'
else:
enctype = 'base64'
submessage.addheader(Content-Transfer-Encoding,enctype)
fp = submessage.startbody(ctype)
afp = open(filePath,'rb')
mimetools.encode(afp,fp,enctype)
message.lastpart()
tempFile.close()
# properly formatted mime message should be in tmp file
tempFile = open(tempFileName,'rb')
msg = tempFile.read()
tempFile.close()
os.remove(tempFileName)
#print about to try to create SMTPserver instance
server=None
#
# See if I can create a smtplib.SMTP instance
#
try: server = smtplib.SMTP(self.__server)
except:
if self.__debugLevel 2:
emsg=SmtpWriter.Message-Unable to connect to \
SMTP server=%s % self.__server
sys.stderr.write(emsg)
sys.stderr.flush()
raise RuntimeError(emsg)
if self.__debugLevel 2: server.set_debuglevel(1)
#
# If server requires authentication to send mail, do it here
#
if self.__userid is not None and self.__password is not None:
#
# There are two possible ways to authenticate: direct or indirect
# direct - smtp.login
# indirect - smtp after pop3 auth
#
try: response=server.login(self.__userid, self.__password)
except:
if
