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An SMTP proxy built around
inbox.py <https://github.com/kennethreitz/inbox.py>__ which attempts
to maintain some sanity as your servers begin to send thousands of
emails just cause.
The basic premise is emails from a given server or process will happen, but all 1300 aren't really necessary right this instant. god forbid if you pay by the smtp delivery.
pip install opstacle
opstacle is configured only by environment variables, and our contestants are:
Pretty things
- ``OPSTACLE_FROM_ADDRESS``
- Most messages will be simply relayed without modification, but we
need our own name when we send rolled up emails
- Sample Value: "Opstacle opstacle@opstacle.io"
Threshold configuration
OPSTACLE_INTERVALOPSTACLE_MESSAGE_CAPOPSTACLE_INTERVAL"Fake" SMTP server (where opstacle will listen)
- ``OPSTACLE_LISTEN_HOST``
- Sample Value: "127.0.0.1"
- ``OPSTACLE_LISTEN_PORT``
- Sample Value: 9025
"Real" SMTP server
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- ``OPSTACLE_SMTP_USER``
- Sample Value: "postmaster@smtp.opstacle.org"
- ``OPSTACLE_SMTP_PASS``
- Sample Value: "stopTheInsanity"
- ``OPSTACLE_SMTP_HOST``
- Sample Value: "smtp.opstacle.org"
- ``OPSTACLE_SMTP_PORT``
- Sample Value: "587"
Running
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Once installed, opstacle can be invoked by calling ``opstacle``.
Logs are spit directly to YOU! Right there on STDOUT, and no you can't
turn them down
FAQs
A dangerous and probably broken SMTP proxy that attempts to keep you sane
We found that opstacle demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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