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Simple SMTP Server for debugging

Project description

dsmptd: A debugger SMTP server for Humans

dsmtpd is a small tool to help the developer without an smtp server

Usage

$ dsmtpd -p 1025 -i 127.0.0.1
2013-01-13 14:00:07,346 INFO: Starting SMTP server at 127.0.0.1:1025

Installation

For the installation, we recommend to use a virtualenv, it’s the easy way if you want to discover this package:

virtualenv ~/.envs/dsmtpd
source ~/.envs/dsmtpd/bin/activate

pip install dsmtpd

Documentation

Execute dsmtpd with the –help flag and you will get the usage of this command:

dsmtpd --help

There are two options:

  • -p You specify the port of dsmtpd (default is 1025)

  • -i You specify the network interface (default is loopback, 127.0.0.1)

  • -d You specify the directory to save the incoming emails

Use it

Here is a small example:

dsmtpd

swaks --from stephane@wirtel.be --to foo@bar.com  --server localhost --port 1025

Contributing

git clone git://github.com/matrixise/dsmtpd.git

Copyright 2013 (c) by Stephane Wirtel

dsmtpd Changelog

Here you can see the full list of changes between each dsmtpd release.

Version 0.3

Release date to be decided.

Version 0.2

Release on January 21st 2013.

  • Allow to store the incoming emails in a maildir via the ‘-d’ argument

Version 0.1

Release on January 14th 2013.

  • Implement a basic server

  • Show the message in the log

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