Hello everyone, I made yet another msmtp queue script, which I thought I'd share here in the hopes that someone may benefit from it. My motivations for writing pymsmtp: - msmtpq script is ugly (no offense to its author, it is more bash's fault than anything). - msmtpq script does weird things, like do a connection test, then proceeds to try to send queued messages even if the connection test fails (what's the point??? All it does is log an error if the connection test fails). - Add asynchronous sending, since Emacs's crappy sendmail support doesn't support background sending. In sendmail mode, pymsmtpq writes the message to its queue and immediately exits, leaving a forked process that then tries to flush the queue. While it lacks most of msmtpq's convenience features, pymsmtpq is a short and sweet Python script that gets the job done. Link: https://github.com/darkfeline/pymsmtpq Allen
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