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How to send a complete email using smtplib python

I am trying to send an email using Python smtplib. My objective is to include the below info in email Attachment file #works fine Paste the contents of a table in message body #works fine Write a few lines about the table (as text) in message body # not works. instead stores as an attachment So, I tried the below

How to Send Emails From Databricks

I have used the code from Send email from Databricks Notebook with attachment to attempt sending code from my Databricks Community edition: I have used the following code: As you can see the code is almost identical. However, when I run the code I get the following error: Is this error also because I’m running on Databricks Community edition, as

Parse multipart/related emails

I’m trying to parse emails and convert tables within them into pandas dataframes. Since some of the emails are multipart, I took some code from this answer. The following code works fine but it breaks with multipart/related emails (no tables are found). Here’s the header of one of the multipart/related emails: Any ideas? Thanks Answer you want to parse text/html

Timestamp of Outlook emails using Python

Is it possible to use Python to extract timestamps from received email? I’m using the following code but to no avail: I only get one date published repeatedly for each email. (i.e., 2021-11-22, 2021-11-22, 2021-11-22…….) Any help will be much appreciated. Answer Well, of course – you only retrieve ReceivedTime once:

Problem with a mail message created by a parser

If I create a message this way (using real addresses, of course): I can successfully send it using smtplib. No problem with the Unicode characters in the body. The received message has these headers: If I try to create the same message in this alternative way: I can’t send it. send_message() from smtplib fails with and obviously expects ascii, not

Python, Regex, extract grouped emails within curly brackets

I’m trying to extract multiple Emails from string. I’m using this regex: It works fine, but sometimes in text Email names with the same domain are grouped in curly brackets: So my question is how properly to parse it and extract as separate emails: annie@gmail.com, bonnie@gmail.com? I’ve tried to modify regex to take into account brackets and comma, following with

Codec error while reading a file in python – ‘charmap’ codec can’t decode byte 0x81 in position 3124: character maps to

I am working on a Machine Learning Project which filters spam/phishing emails out of all emails. For this, I am using the SpamAssassin dataset. The dataset contains different mails in this format: For identifying phishing emails, first thing I have to do is finding out how many web-links the email has. For doing that, I have written the following code:

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