tempmail | temporary e-mail address appliance including MTA | Email library
kandi X-RAY | tempmail Summary
kandi X-RAY | tempmail Summary
tempmail is a temporary e-mail address provider (including SMTP server and web frontend). Basically your own Mailinator — only that it’s not blocked everywhere. Components: * Small SMTPd (python/Twisted), smtpd.py * Web Frontend (python/Flask), app.py. Notable features: * no-frills plaintext message display * no registration neccessary * multi-domain support * new mails can be deleted by anyone for 10 minutes * decoding MIME-encoded text. You can see a demo installation at
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QUESTION
Right now I'm working on asp net web api and I need to write post method which fill the list with random data.
here's the code
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-13 at 12:28[HttpPost]
public IActionResult ListsInitializer()
{
int mailNumber = _random.Next(3, 11);
_users = new List(mailNumber * 2);
_mails = new List(mailNumber);
for (int i = 0; i < _users.Count; i++)
{
User tempUser = new User
{
UserName = _userNames[_random.Next(_userNames.Length - 1)],
Email = GenerateEmail(_users)
};
_users.Add(tempUser);
}
for (int i = 0; i < _mails.Count; i++)
{
Mail tempMail = new Mail
{
Message = _messages[_random.Next(_messages.Length - 1)],
ReceiverId = _users[_random.Next(_users.Count - 1)].Email,
SenderId = _users[_random.Next(_users.Count - 1)].Email,
Subject = _messages[_random.Next(_messages.Length - 1)]
};
_mails.Add(tempMail);
}
//Solution
//Return code
Dictionary data = new Dictionary();
data.Add("Users", JsonSerializer.Serialize(_users));
data.Add("Mails", JsonSerializer.Serialize(_mails));
//Now do it like
return Ok(data);
}
QUESTION
I'm trying to filter out if a JSON response has objects, and do something if it has.
My Problem is that even if it has objects, it won't trigger the break.
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-11 at 20:23print(email.get_list_of_emails())
return None
. This is why you never get the break
. Try to remove the print
Try to change the code to something like the below (it will give you better visibility)
QUESTION
I want to get an Tempmail from 1secmail.com via an python API request. For this goal I wrote this code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-31 at 21:26That response is a list of elements (see the square brackets [
and ]
). You can iterate on that list and print the id of each inner dict
as follows.
QUESTION
I want to fill an array of char pointers in the following format:
[name, number of email addresses, all the email addresses]*number of people. The number of mail adresses for each person isn't known at first.
- I have to use char *contacts[N]
- When printing the array it only prints contacts[0], so I guess my way of scanning the input is wrong
This is my main so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-23 at 11:08Your function add could be cut in a subfunction which gets a string from the user. This string will be stored in a allocated memory space which has the size of string.
Keep in mind : It's not a good practice to mix data of different nature in one array (names and email). It would be better to use structs (as @Barmar said).
I would do following steps:
- Get name from user (char *)
- Allocate memory and copy the name into it.
- insert the pointer to this allocated memory into your array (contacts)
- Get a email address put it in a dynamic allocated memory space
- add its pointer to your array (Contacts
- Increment emails counter
- repeat
- -1 detected
- convert your email counter to string and the pointer into your array
Anyway here's a code that you can start play with:
QUESTION
I am currently using this api: https://github.com/RyuzakiH/Temp-Mail-API. I have red the readme but the code that is given does not work, or atleast I can't make it working...
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-31 at 23:09Just correcting the syntax here:
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Install tempmail
Get a virtualenv running.
Install dependencies: ```pip install -U -r requirements.txt```
Copy ```settings.py-dist``` to ```settings.py``` and tweak the settings within
Create the database tables by running python modules.py once.
Start the SMTPd: ```twistd -y smtpd.py --logfile=smtpd.log```
Deploy the Flask-powered ```app.py```, [see their deployment docs](http://flask.pocoo.org/docs/deploying/wsgi-standalone/)
Forward your port 25/tcp to your chosen ```SMTPD_PORT```, like so: ```iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i eth0 -p tcp --dport 25 -j REDIRECT --to-port 2500```
Set a MX DNS record for your domain(s)
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