def server_login(host, port, ssl, user):
"""Login to the server
"""
# Get the password
passwd = getpass.getpass('Password: ')
# Login to the server:
M = ImapServer(host, port, ssl)
M.login(user, passwd)
return M
def server_login(host, port, ssl, user):
"""Login to the server
"""
# Get the password
passwd = getpass.getpass('Password: ')
# Login to the server:
M = ImapServer(host, port, ssl)
M.login(user, passwd)
return M
def serverLogin(request):
"""Login to the server
"""
# Login to the server:
M = ImapServer(host=request.session['host'],
port=request.session['port'],
ssl=request.session['ssl'])
try:
M.login(request.session['username'], request.session['password'])
return M
except:
# TODO: The server can for some reason fail to login the user during a
# normal session.
# An exception should be raised here descriptive enough of what's
# going on. Gmail's imap can for instance answer all requests with:
# NO [ALERT] Too many simultaneous connections. (Failure)
raise Http404
def serverLogin( request ):
"""Login to the server
"""
# Login to the server:
M = ImapServer(host=request.session['host'],port=request.session['port'],
ssl= request.session['ssl'])
try:
M.login(request.session['username'],
request.session['password'])
return M
except:
# TODO: The server can for some reason fail to login the user during a
# normal session.
# An exception should be raised here descriptive enough of what's
# going on. Gmail's imap can for instance answer all requests with:
# NO [ALERT] Too many simultaneous connections. (Failure)
raise Http404