def send_email(self):
"""Send out the email and record the subscriptions."""
subscriptions = self.get_subscriptions()
if not subscriptions:
log.info("Nothing to do: List of subscriptions is empty.")
return
emails = dict((s.subscriber.email, s) for s in subscriptions)
messages = []
for (address, subscription) in emails.items():
self.email.lang = subscription.locale
msg = self.email.message(address)
messages.append(msg)
log.info("Establishing SMTP connection...")
connection = mail.get_connection()
connection.open()
# We don't want to silence connection errors, but now we want to see
# (success, failed) from send_messages).
connection.fail_silently = True
success, failed = connection.send_messages(messages)
log.info("%d failed messages" % len(failed))
log.debug([x.to for x in failed])
log.info("%d successful messages" % len(success))
for msg in success:
dest = msg.to[0]
sent = Recipient(subscriber_id=emails[dest].subscriber.id, email_id=self.email.id)
try:
sent.validate_unique()
except ValidationError, e:
# Already exists? Sending was probably forced.
pass
else:
sent.save()
def send_email(self):
"""Send out the email and record the recipients."""
recipients = self.get_recipients()
if not recipients:
log.info('Nothing to do: List of recipients is empty.')
return
log.debug('Establishing SMTP connection...')
connection = mail.get_connection()
connection.open()
for recipient in recipients:
msg = mail.EmailMultiAlternatives(
subject=self.get_subject(),
body=self.get_text(),
from_email=self.get_from(),
to=(recipient.email,),
headers=self.get_headers()
)
html = self.get_html()
if html:
msg.attach_alternative(html, 'text/html')
try:
log.debug('Sending email to %s' % recipient.email)
msg.send(fail_silently=False)
except Exception, e:
log.warning('Sending email to %s failed: %s' % (
recipient.email, e))
else:
log.info('Email sent to %s' % recipient.email)
sent = Recipient(subscriber=recipient, email=self.email)
try:
sent.validate_unique()
except ValidationError, e:
# Already exists? Sending was probably forced.
pass
else: