Thank you Michael. Great tips!
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I haven't used yagmail, I only looked quickly but I didn't see an advantage
of yagmail over the web2py mail functions.
The bootply layout below looks great - I don't see any reason that wouldn't
work.
Do you want to receive email into the app? I didn't see how yagmail
supports inboud email, t
Have anyone used yagmail?
http://kootenpv.github.io/2016-04-24-yagmail
On Friday, April 22, 2016 at 2:34:54 AM UTC-4, Mirek Zvolský wrote:
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> Not sure if I properly understand your question.
> But..
>
> I use this in starting web in such easy way:
> - Virtual server Debian, no SMTP/POP3 instal
Not sure if I properly understand your question.
But..
I use this in starting web in such easy way:
- Virtual server Debian, no SMTP/POP3 installed at all,
- web2py app sends what is necessary through SparkPost,
- all incomming mails for the domain I have redirected in hosting admin
settings (at
Thank Michael. I feel special!
On Thursday, April 21, 2016 at 2:16:15 PM UTC-4, Michael Beller wrote:
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> The starter app has a 'message.py' controller that has functions for
> creating, receiving, and replying to messages (in addition to listing,
> viewing).
>
> The starter app code uses mailg
The starter app has a 'message.py' controller that has functions for
creating, receiving, and replying to messages (in addition to listing,
viewing).
The starter app code uses mailgun but it's very similar to sendgrid. You
need to setup a webhook in your sendgrid or mailgun account to post the
Thank you guys. Michel,
message.set_from('myweb2pyapp.com')
If someone response to the email, how do I retrieve it? I need to log into
my sandgrid account I am guessing. Not sure why sessage.set_form is my app
name.com
On Thursday, April 21, 2016 at 2:00:00 PM UTC-4, Michael Beller wrote:
Hi Ron,
I'm implementing an 'outlook' like interface for some messaging at the
moment which includes two way messages with attachments. The early parts
are incorporated in my scaffold app
at https://mjbeller.pythonanywhere.com/starter
The 'outlook' like interface that you can use is included
You can use the sendgrid smtp server or their api.
https://sendgrid.com/blog/which-protocol-should-i-use-to-send-email-smtp-or-rest/
Here is my logic for using their api (I also use mailgun with I like also):
def send_email_via_sendgrid(email_to, email_subject, email_body):
# https://github.c
This is just different interface (different parameters) for SMTP server and
for Sparkpost service.
Of course, you need use the code from documentation of sparkpost module
(instead of code from welcome application).
Sparkpost service uses API key tu identify you as its user.
To send mails without
Is SparkPost is any different than to fastmail or using gmail as shown in
web2py book? In otherwords, using SpartPost, we don't need to do
mail.settings just an API key? How about the return email address?
On Saturday, April 16, 2016 at 12:51:37 AM UTC-4, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
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> I use spa
I use sparkpost too and I am happy with it.
On Friday, 15 April 2016 11:41:20 UTC-5, Mirek Zvolský wrote:
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> Why sendgrid?
> I have just implemented sparkpost (rcommended from mandrill, which
> terminates their free services).
> 10 mails/month for free, and we have sparkpost package in pyp
Why sendgrid?
I have just implemented sparkpost (rcommended from mandrill, which
terminates their free services).
10 mails/month for free, and we have sparkpost package in pypi.
Here my notes (use google translate):
http://wikilinuxdevel.alwaysdata.net/plugin_wiki/page/sparkpost
Dne střed
Thank you Leonel Câmara.
It worked.
mail.settings.server = 'smtp.sendgrid.net:587'
mail.settings.sender = xxx...@mail.com
mail.settings.login = 'sendgrid_username:sendgrid_password'
mail.settings.tls = True
On Wednesday, 13 April 2016 14:29:16 UTC+5:30, Krishna Bavandlapally wrote:
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> How to
On that note. Leonel, how do we create inbox using web2py that looks
similar to outlook? So, when someone write a blog post and other replies or
for chat application to say, we can use that outlook looking interface to
present the data. Can someone reply to the mail we send with
u...@myweb2pyap
If you're asking this, I'm just going to tell you the most obvious way.
Just use their SMTP server. I've never used sendgrid with web2py but the
config would be something like this:
mail.settings.server = 'smtp.sendgrid.net:587'
mail.settings.login = 'sendgrid_username:sengrid_password'
mail.set
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