send email with one line, currently just sending with gmail you need a local_settings.py in the root of the virtualenv with this:
#gmail settings gmail_user=’you@yourdomain.com’ gmail_pass=’yourpass’ error_recipient=’you@somedomain.com, friend@anotherdomain.com’
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