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kootenpv / yagmail

Send email in Python conveniently for gmail using yagmail
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using yagmail.smtp(), pyCharm asks for 'keyrings.alt' #38

Closed DanielTimLee closed 8 years ago

DanielTimLee commented 8 years ago

Before reporting some issues, I'd like to thanks so much for making this module! I was using Flask-mail, and there was some trouble with using it. (it's last updated date was about 2 years ago , so i moved on to Yagmail!)

I was having some troubles with yagmail connections, so i changed my code like this. (left -> right) (for some reason, it sometimes prints "[Error] Please run Connect() first" - maybe connection timed out?) image image

by changing this (one-liner) there were no more errors, but my pyCharm keeps prints "package requirement message." (though it works well!)

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my question is 1.Why the Connect error occurs? 2.Why there is package requirement message?

kootenpv commented 8 years ago

Hi, thanks! Did you try registering only once though? For the registration you indeed need to have keyring installed. Do you use windows?

DanielTimLee commented 8 years ago

No, i use mac 10.10 yosemite.

Eventhough i don't have keyring installed, it works fine!! And i wonder why it is...?

kootenpv commented 8 years ago

Maybe pycharm is using a different version there? I suppose the keyring package has been installed anyway on Mac.

DanielTimLee commented 8 years ago

Oh. I have Keyring package!! (sorry for the mistake.)

For last question, Is there any connection timeout limit? If there is, how long is it?

kootenpv commented 8 years ago

You can give a timeout which will be passed to SMTP on creating yagmail.SMTP(timeout=10) if that's what you mean?

DanielTimLee commented 8 years ago

Not actually... but thanks for the kind answer!!

I was wandering if there is any default value for the timeout. ^^ But I guess I found it!

The optional timeout parameter specifies a timeout in seconds for blocking operations like the connection attempt (if not specified, the global default timeout setting will be used). If the timeout expires, socket.timeout is raised.

https://docs.python.org/2/library/smtplib.html