send email with one line using ssl
you need a local_settings.py in the root of the virtualenv with this:
# MAIL_CONFIG_DICT is required by for senderror_simple which is a function of the module quickmail
# SMTP_SSL_HOST is a ssl enabled smtp host and SMTP_SSL_PORT is the port to use (usually 465)
# MAIL_USER and MAIL_PASS refer to the email account to use to send error messages. MAIL_RECIPIENTS is a list of emails (strings) to be notified of errors
MAIL_CONFIG_DICT = {
'SMTP_SSL_HOST': 'yourdomain.com',
'SMTP_SSL_PORT': 465,
'MAIL_USER': 'you@yourdomain.com',
'MAIL_PASS': 'yourpass',
'MAIL_RECIPIENTS': ['you@yourdomain.com', friend@anotherdomain.com']
}
you need a local_settings.py in the root of the virtualenv with this:
# MAIL_CONFIG_DICT is required by for senderror_simple which is a function of the module quickmail
# SMTP_SSL_HOST is a ssl enabled smtp host and SMTP_SSL_PORT is the port to use (usually 465)
# MAIL_USER and MAIL_PASS refer to the email account to use to send error messages. MAIL_RECIPIENTS is a list of emails (strings) to be notified of errors
MAIL_CONFIG_DICT = {
'SMTP_SSL_HOST': 'yourdomain.com',
'SMTP_SSL_PORT': 465,
'MAIL_USER': 'you@yourdomain.com',
'MAIL_PASS': 'yourpass',
'MAIL_RECIPIENTS': ['you@yourdomain.com', friend@anotherdomain.com']
}
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