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django-lamson
The purpose of this django application is to integrate The Lamson Mail Server(TM) within existing django projects. It is currently geared towards projects that need to receive email. It provides management commands for starting/stopping the lamson daemon and the ability to configure the daemon from your django project settings module. The purpose is to eliminate multiple configuration points and to ease off the deployment and distribution of your django project.
Installation
Install with pip or easy_install:
pip install django-lamson
easy_install django-lamson
Add django-lamson to your installed apps list in your settings.py
Usage example
For an example project using this application please look at the testproject folder within the app sourcecode.
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