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I have AWS SES connected to my domain, it is setup and verified via DKIM and the SES console is happy (including mail from address). I have created SMTP credentials but I am unable to send from my server via PHPMailer and EXIM mail server.

I get the following response (xxxx's replace my actual domains)

Without using Postfix, Sendmail, Qmail or Exim, is it possible, in pure Python, to have a server that receives emails, and based on certain conditions (such as the subject), redirects them or not to another email server, i.e. a gmail address?

Does Python have receiving-only email capability built-in, without third party module, in a similar way that it has http.server built-in?

I have a string which is like:

I have an issue connected with MailKit. On the dev environment it works correctly and sends the e-mails correctly. I have a beta environment of the system hosted on my domain (where the email server is located - kumminui.specodit.pl) I have created the production environment at kumminui.pl (so the .specodit part has been removed). Right now the emails are not working.

Error no1 (with port 587 and hostname equal to server name and STARTTLS):

When you start a hive session in Dataproc you can add jars that live in a gcs bucket.
add jar gs://my-bucket/serde.jar;

I don't want to have to add all the jars I need each time I start a hive session so I tried adding the jar paths to hive-site.xml in the hive.aux.jars.path property.

When defining a data type, I can "pass" some parametrs before the colon.

Edit: The code provider tested the code on their end and it went through successfully, so it's a problem with the way godaddy is handling it. I replaced all the code with the stock code and started over from scratch. Godaddy changed the mail routing to their local mail exchanger last night, but still no luck. After changing the following variables, I am now getting a response from the server when using the form, and it appears to be connecting now, but the entire email message gets dumped in the error log. I will post it below. In rd-mailform.php, changed line 107, use TLS, to True, Smtpauth to false, Smtpsecure to none.

In Rd-mailform.config.json, usesmtp to true, localhost, port 25, username and password blank, and specified the recipient email.

error log entry:

Pest.rs has the ability to push and peek onto a stack. This is useful when a delimiter is given by the user like custom-quoting found in Perl, and PostgreSQL (double dollar syntax). How can I do this if the item may not be on the stack. For example, the Exim config file states,

It is also possible to use newline and other control characters (those with code values less than 32, plus DEL) as separators in lists. Such separators must be provided literally at the time the list is processed. For options that are string-expanded, you can write the separator using a normal escape sequence. This will be processed by the expander before the string is interpreted as a list. For example, if a newline-separated list of domains is generated by a lookup, you can process it directly by a line such as this:

...

Exim uses a really awkward comment syntax,

Blank lines in the file, and lines starting with a # character (ignoring leading white space) are treated as comments and are ignored. Note: A # character other than at the beginning of a line is not treated specially, and does not introduce a comment.

This means that,