whatmail | Simple python cgi contact form

whatmail is a HTML library. whatmail has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This is a simple cgi contact form that and can handle utf-8, which is a crucial feature for me since not all my friends write to me in English :). It also has a text captcha. It's enabled by default but you can configure whatmail to disable it. The GUI (big word for a form and a thankyou page) can be skinned with mustache templates. The default skin is twitter bootstrap based, but anything goes, and skin pull-requests are welcome. If your form is served via SSL, you can also configure it to encrypt the mail it sends with gpgme (plain old ascii-armor. not mime). Be careful when you set this up: the illusion of security can easily make you lose your head. Peer review is welcome. There's no email address validation and no assumption that such an address is entered at all (friends can leave a name, strangers may decide to leave a phone number instead). Also note that the identity of the sender can't be verified (even when encryption is enabled, nothing is signed), but the again - your phone doesn't come with prank-call protection either :). For what it's worth, the sender's ip number is included in the mail you receive.