3 ways to send email to Python

This article mainly introduces Python to send email 3 methods, this article explains the use of the login mail server method, call the SendMail command, use the SMTP service to send three kinds of methods, the need for friends can refer to the

Python send email is relatively simple, you can log in to send the mail service, Linux can also use the call SendMail command to send, you can use the local or remote SMTP service to send mail, whether it is a single, Mass, or CC is easier to achieve.

A few of the most simple way to send the mail record, like HTML mail, accessories, etc. are also supported, need to check the document can be

1, Login Mail Service

The code is as follows:

#!/usr/bin/env python

#-*-Coding:utf-8-*-

#python2.7x

#send_simple_email_by_account. PY @2014-07-30

#author: Orangleliu

'''''

Write messages using Python simple

Use 126 of the mailbox service

'''

Import Smtplib

From Email.mime.text import Mimetext

SmtpServer = ' smtp.126.com '

Sender = ' liuzhizhi123@126.com '

Password = "xxxx"

Message = ' I send a message by Python. Hello

msg = mimetext (message)

msg[' Subject '] = ' Test Email by Python '

Msg[' from '] = Sender

Msg[' to '] = destination

MailServer = Smtplib. SMTP (SmtpServer, 25)

Mailserver.login (sender, password)

Mailserver.sendmail (sender, [sender], msg.as_string ())

Mailserver.quit ()

print ' Send email success '

2, call SendMail command (Linux)

The code is as follows:

#-*-Coding:utf-8-*-

#python2.7x

#send_email_by_. py

#author: Orangleliu

#date: 2014-08-15

'''''

It's the way the SendMail command is used.

This is a time when mail can be sent out, hostname configuration may need to be changed

'''

From Email.mime.text import Mimetext

From subprocess import Popen, PIPE

Def get_sh_res ():

p = Popen (['/application/2.0/nirvana/logs/log.sh '], stdout=pipe)

Return str (p.communicate () [0])

def mail_send (sender, Recevier):

print "Get email info ..."

msg = Mimetext (Get_sh_res ())

Msg["from"] = Sender

Msg["to"] = Recevier

msg["Subject"] = "Yestoday interface Log Results"

p = Popen (["/usr/sbin/sendmail", "T"], Stdin=pipe)

res = P.communicate (msg.as_string ())

print ' Mail sended ... '

if __name__ = = "__main__":

s = "957748332@qq.com"

r = "Zhizhi.liu@chinacache.com"

Mail_send (S, R)

3, using the SMTP service to send (local or remote server)

The code is as follows:

#!/usr/bin/env python

#-*-Coding:utf-8-*-

#python2.7x

#send_email_by_smtp. py

#author: Orangleliu

#date: 2014-08-15

'''''

Use a local SMTP service to send mail under Linux

If you want to start the SMTP service, check the method

#ps-ef|grep SendMail

#telnet localhost 25

This is a time when mail can be sent out, hostname configuration may need to be changed

'''

Import Smtplib

From Email.mime.text import Mimetext

From subprocess import Popen, PIPE

Def get_sh_res ():

p = Popen (['/application/2.0/nirvana/logs/log.sh '], stdout=pipe)

Return str (p.communicate () [0])

def mail_send (sender, Recevier):

msg = Mimetext (Get_sh_res ())

Msg["from"] = Sender

Msg["to"] = Recevier

msg["Subject"] = "Yestoday interface Log Results"

s = smtplib. SMTP (' localhost ')

S.sendmail (sender, [recevier], msg.as_string ())

S.quit ()

print ' Send mail finished ... '

if __name__ = = "__main__":

s = "zhizhi.liu@chinacache.com"

R = S

Mail_send (S, R)