Good catch. I corrected my original response.
Anthony
On Thursday, February 8, 2018 at 3:21:08 PM UTC-5, Jordan Ladora wrote:
>
> This worked great for me. Just wanted to add a couple notes in case anyone
> else is interested-
>
> I made ses_mailer a class with a call to send for compatibility
This worked great for me. Just wanted to add a couple notes in case anyone
else is interested-
I made ses_mailer a class with a call to send for compatibility with w2p's
built-in mail capabilities.
So, something like-
class ses_mailer(object):
def send(self, to='', )
And then in the
Cool! Thanks Anthony, I will try that.
On Tue, Dec 12, 2017 at 11:02 AM, Anthony wrote:
> No, but you can pass a custom mailer to the Auth system to get it to send
> emails via AWS SES. You custom mailer should take the same arguments as the
> web2py mail.send() method
No, but you can pass a custom mailer to the Auth system to get it to send
emails via AWS SES. You custom mailer should take the same arguments as the
web2py mail.send() method (in particular, Auth just needs the "to",
"subject", and "message" arguments) -- so, something like:
def
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