I have a python script using imaplib that connects to a gmail account and sorts emails based on \'+\' tags found in the email address. For example: emails sent to myaccount+root.foo.bar@gmail.com get
I am getting the following response after executing the code shown below the response. How can I parse through this response to get the sender (John Smith) and the subject (test)?
I\'m sending lots of similar emails out via SMTP using the following Python snippet: def send(from_, to, body):
I\'m using imaplib for my project because I need to access gmails accounts. Fact: With gmail\'s labels each message may be on an arbitrary number of folders/boxes/labels.
I\'m attempting to create directory trees in an gmail IMAP account. I\'ve used the \"create()\" command in imaplib, but it seems to add the \\\\Noselect attribute to the created folder. This breaks gm
I am trying to search and filter my imap mails using python\'s imaplib. I am running into a quite strange problem with the search command, searching for email addresses in the FROM field. I have the f
I want imaplib to display the md5 (or SHA) key of an IMAP Server Certificate to make sure, that there\'s no MITM (I don\'t trust the CA, so verifying the chain isn\'t enough in this case).
import imaplib s = imaplib.IMAP4_SSL(\'imap.gmail.com\', 993) Traceback (most recent call last): File \"<stdin>\", line 1, in <module>
I want to move an IMAP message from INBOX to INBOX/Archive using python\'s imapclient library, which I\'m doing basically like this:
import serial import imaplib from time import sleep IMAP_SERVER=\'imap.gmail.com\' IMAP_PORT=993 ser= serial.Serial (\'/dev/ttyACM0\',9600)