For more information, please visit\n5.7.1 66sm37804549pfx. Please contact your domain\n5.7.1 administrator for further details. Smtplib.SMTPDataError: (550, '5.7.1 The user or domain that you are sending to (or from) has a policy that\n5.7.1 prohibited the mail that you sent. In the code block given below, we are using. In addition to the mail body, we can specify the file location of the attachment file, which has to be sent along with the mail. I would like to send the email in a asynchronous way to let the user do other stuff without having to wait for the sending. This is done by adding an extra parameter ‘-Attachment’ to the Send-MailMessage command. I am using a service component through ASP.NET MVC. The error message encountered File "/usr/lib/python2.7/smtplib.py", line 746, in sendmail We can send the files as attachement, while sending the mail from PowerShell. ndmail(from_email,to_email,message.as_string()) When hovering over the attachment it says the file type is of type.
#Sending an email with an pdf attachment using smtp command pdf
However, I have noticed the PDF cannot be opened in Outlook when sending to Microsoft Email accounts. To send a message with attachment, run the command below. sudo apt-get install mpack yum install mpack. The email successfully comes through with the attachment. mpack encodes the named file in one or more MIME messages and sends the message to one or more recipients, or writes it to a named file or set of files, or posts it to a set of newsgroups. Text_part = ("""This is an e-mail message to be sent in HTML formatĪttach_part = (fp.read(),"pdf")Īttach_part.add_header('Content-Disposition','attachment',filename = "some_doc.pdf") Hi everyone I have a flow that sends out emails from a shared inbox with a PDF attachment using SMTP Send Email (V3). I am able to send text or image files using the below code with the same sender and to the same recipient.
While running the below piece of python script to send pdf attachment using SMTP, encountered SMTPDataError exception.
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