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Check your SMTP server settings. Make sure your login and password are correct. Go to Settings -> Common settings -> SMTP and double-click on theSMTP address. The correct login and password will appear in a window.
If you get a repeated error 503 , it means there are connection problems. Response 503 means that the SMTP server requires authentication (login + password), and you are trying to send e-mail messages without doing this.
Another reason for this error may be an authentication requirement (login + password), and you are trying to send an e-mail message without doing this. Check the current SMTP server settings and make sure you have input the correct login and password information. Go to Settings -> Common settings -> SMTP and ensure that the SMTP settings are specified correctly.
You should check with your SMTP provider for delivery settings, speed settings and message limit per day. Change these settings if necessary in Settings -> Common settings -> SMTP tab; double-click on the appropriate SMTP address. Customize the settings you need in the window that appears.
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Check the SMTP server settings. Make sure you have input the correct login and password information. Go to Settings -> Common settings -> SMTP and double-click on the SMTP address. Correct the login and password information in the window that appears.
This error occurs because of an incorrect charset. Go to the Settings -> Common settings -> Mailer tab and change the current value in the Charset field to UTF-8 or Windows 1251. Re-send the mailing.
All email messages will be sent via the specified SMTP server like Gmail, Comcast etc. Please read this article explaining where to get an SMTP server. You can also watch a tutorial video which illustrates how to add an SMTP server.
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a.From: The address or name of the email sender
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Follow these steps to rebuild your mail profile in Outlook if you are experiencing issues sending/receiving, viewing emails. Another common symptom this may resolve is not seeing shared mailboxes/folders in your profile.
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I am having problems understanding how to email an attachment using Python. I have successfully emailed simple messages with the smtplib. Could someone please explain how to send an attachment in an email. I know there are other posts online but as a Python beginner I find them hard to understand.
Because there are many answers here for Python 3, but none which show how to use the overhauled email library from Python 3.6, here is a quick copy+paste from the current email examples documentation.(I have abridged it somewhat to remove frills like guessing the correct MIME type.)
The modern email.message.EmailMessage API is now quite a bit more versatile and logical than the older version of the library. There are still a few kinks around the presentation in the documentation (it's not obvious how to change the Content-Disposition: of an attachment, for example; and the discussion of the policy module is probably too obscure for most newcomers) and fundamentally, you still need to have some sort of idea of what the MIME structure should look like (though the library now finally takes care of a lot of the nitty-gritty around that). Perhaps see What are the "parts" in a multipart email? for a brief introduction.
Using localhost as your SMTP server obviously only works if you actually have an SMTP server running on your local computer. Properly getting email off your system is a fairly complex separate question. For simple requirements, probably use your existing email account and your provider's email server (search for examples of using port 587 with Google, Yahoo, or whatever you have - what exactly works depends somewhat on the provider; some will only support port 465, or legacy port 25 which is however now by and large impossible to use on public-facing servers because of spam filtering).
Main difference here is that using this approach you can use HTML/CSS to format your message, so you can get creative and give some styling to your email. Though you aren't enforced to use HTML, you can also still use only plain text.
I know this is an old question but I thought there must be an easier way of doing this than the other examples, thus I made a library that solves this cleanly without polluting your codebase. Including attachments is super easy:
You may also directly attach bytes, a Pandas DataFrame (which is converted to format depending on file extension in the key), a Matplotlib Figure or a Pillow Image. The library is most likely all the features you need for an email sender (has a lot more than attachments).
None of the currently given answers here will work correctly with non-ASCII symbols in filenames with clients like GMail, Outlook 2016, and others that don't support RFC 2231 (e.g., see here). The Python 3 code below is adapted from some other stackoverflow answers (sorry, didn't save the origin links) and odoo/openerp code for Python 2.7 (see ir_mail_server.py). It works correctly with GMail and others, and also uses SSL.
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