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Bjornie2018-01-22 18:09:04
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Bjornie, 2018-01-22 18:09:04

Send mail via Yandex in Django?

I want to use Yandex Mail to send technical emails (activation, greeting, etc.) through them, after connecting my domain and sending emails via SMTP through Django.
I think to do so, because. in this case, everything is already set up, it remains only to connect, because. it is reluctant to do this on your server, where there may be some problems, ie. almost 100% will have to configure the sending server.
Do you think it's worth it to do so?
PS Even if this is not the best solution, for a start it can still do this, and when the number of letters increases, then you can also set up the server (== allow yourself an admin).

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rumsey, 2018-01-23
@Bjornie

IMHO - Yandex and the like only if during development. My letters in it disappeared without a trace and it did not give out any errors. In rambler, if you do not enter the web interface, then after some time the sending is disabled.
It doesn't take long to set up your exim-type service and there are no problems with maintenance. For two years, I looked at the logs a couple of times at the request of clients, since letters did not come, but there was an error in the address. For tests, django can be configured to save emails to disk instead of sending them.
Or, as Pavel Denisov wrote , use mailgun.com

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