pymta
pymta is a library to build a custom SMTP server in Python. This is useful if you want to
- test mail-sending code against a real SMTP server even in your unit tests.
- build a custom SMTP server with non-standard behavior without reimplementing the whole SMTP protocol.
- have a low-volume SMTP server which can be easily extended using Python
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