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notify
Notify process termination via email. It support Python 2.4 and later (Python 2.4 and Python 2.5 was manually tested, so it might not work).
Installation
Use pip like:
$ pip install notify
Additionally, if you would like to use a mail user agent which requires authentication, installing keyring is strongly recommended:
$ pip install keyring
Usage
Running notify with following command will start setup wizard first time.
$ notify
Follow the setup wizard instruction
Check with the following command (Only for Unix system)
$ notify --check
Use notify like
$ notify really_havy_process -a -b --options $ notify -t different@address.com really_havy_process -a -b --options
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Metadata
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