Use Python to send and receive mail for remote PC control

The function is not original, but the function described in http://codecloud.net/python-control-128.html is implemented repeatedly.

Implementation: Control the remote PC by sending commands (included in the topic) to a fixed email address to achieve the appropriate functions (such as shutdown, etc., can achieve more complex functions according to actual needs)

The principle of implementation: The remote computer constantly (every 10s) using a Python script to check the mail server for new messages, if any, to analyze the message, if it contains executable commands, execute the appropriate command

What you need: a PYTHON-loaded PC; Preferably two mailboxes (one for receiving commands, one for sending mail); Can be player mail client (can be implemented on the phone to send mail, on the larger)

Note: Do not use 163 mailbox to accept the command, every 10s check interval will cause NetEase refused to let you log in ~

I'm desperate to use the school server anyway. The Python code is as follows:

1 #-*-coding:utf-8-*-2 3 ImportPoplib,email,re4  fromEmail.headerImportDecode_header5 ImportSmtplib6  fromEmail.mime.textImportMimetext7 Import Time8 ImportOs,sys9 ImportRandomTen  One  A defsend_mail (TO_MAIL_ADDR, message): -FROM_MAIL_ADDR ="* * * * @fudan. edu.cn" -Password ="****" theSmtp_server ="mail.fudan.edu.cn"  #Smtp_server -  -Message ="Hello, Mission received: \ n \ t \ t"+message -msg = mimetext (Message,'Plain','gb2312') +msg['Subject'] ='This was a reply msg by Pythonmailcontrol' -msg[' from'] =from_mail_addr +msg[' to'] =to_mail_addr A  atServer = Smtplib. SMTP (Smtp_server, 25)  -Server.set_debuglevel (1) - server.login (from_mail_addr, password) - Server.sendmail (FROM_MAIL_ADDR, [to_mail_addr], msg.as_string ()) - server.quit () -  in  - defget_last_mail (): to     Try: +Host ='mail.fudan.edu.cn'  #POP3 server -Username ='* * * * @fudan. edu.cn' thePassword ='****' *p =Poplib. Pop3_ssl (host) $ P.user (username)Panax Notoginseng p.pass_ (password) -RET =P.stat () the     exceptpoplib.error_proto,e: +         Print "Login failed:", E A         return( -2,0,0)#error code, nonsense, nonsense the  +Mail_number = ret[0]#return The total number of mails -RET =p.list () $Down = P.RETR (1)#return the last received mail $     return(1, Mail_number,down) -  -  the if __name__=="__main__":  -Mail_number_old =0Wuyi      while1: the(error,mail_number,down) =Get_last_mail () -         if(error==1) and(Mail_number! = Mail_number_old):#no error and have new mail WuMail_number_old =Mail_number -              forLineinchDOWN[1]:#Check the mail line by line, get the sender and subject About                 ifline[0:4]==" from": $FROM_MAIL_ADDR = Re.search ('[0-9a-za-z_]*@[0-9a-za-z_.] *', line). Group (0) -                 ifline[0:7]=="Subject": -Content = Line[9:] -             ifContent[0] = ='@':#response according to the subject Acmd = content[1:] +                 Try: theOs.system (CMD)#Do sth. -Send_mail (From_mail_addr,cmd)#reply message to the Mail sender $                 except: theOs.system ('echo Error') theTime.sleep (10)

To run the standby situation:

Then use the mobile phone to my study number mailbox to send an e-mail. Subject is @shutdown-S-T 600

Where @ is the leading character and is used to tell the program that this is a command. Shutdown is the command to shut down after 10 minutes.

Waiting for 5-10s, on the PC on the waiting for the shutdown prompt

At the same time, the phone also received a reply to the mail.

Finish.

But for the time being there's no egg to use ~

Use Python to send and receive mail for remote PC control