> PS: what is pyzlib? It sounds like a wrapper for zlib, which is what > I get when I google for it.
I'm sorry, I mispelled it: I ment pyzmail (http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyzmail). I do my best to stick to the standard library, so I didn't really use it (learned more about MIME instead). For some reason it came to my attention, but I cant't track back why. Top result on PyPi for "email" actually is the email-sig "alpha" module... > In 3.2, smtplib already has a send_message method that will accept a > Message object and send it. > Once attaching things is easy, I think that plus send_message will get > you 90+% of the way to where you would like to be. `send_message` makes an important step forward: it's able to read the "from" and "to" from the msg headers. Next step could be to assist in assembling the message. The `message` object 's constructor could accept parameters to accelerate new message creation in a single call: From, To, Cc, Bcc, Subject, and Body (HTML; TEXT). And then, as you said, make attaching things a little easier. > I would welcome help working on this. If you want to assist, this list > is probably the best place to talk about it. Of course. Feel free to suggest me any directions. An idea is perhaps to discuss how using `message` objects should look like in some typical use cases, expanding what I said above in some code examples. Regards Daniel
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