def test_reply_to(self):
msg = Message(subject="testing",
recipients=["*****@*****.**"],
sender="spammer <*****@*****.**>",
reply_to="somebody <*****@*****.**>",
body="testing")
response = msg.as_string()
h = Header("Reply-To: %s" % sanitize_address('somebody <*****@*****.**>'))
self.assertIn(h.encode(), str(response))
def test_unicode_headers(self):
msg = Message(subject="subject",
sender=u'ÄÜÖ → ✓ <*****@*****.**>',
recipients=[u"Ä <*****@*****.**>", u"Ü <*****@*****.**>"],
cc=[u"Ö <*****@*****.**>"])
response = msg.as_string()
a1 = sanitize_address(u"Ä <*****@*****.**>")
a2 = sanitize_address(u"Ü <*****@*****.**>")
h1_a = Header("To: %s, %s" % (a1, a2))
h1_b = Header("To: %s, %s" % (a2, a1))
h2 = Header("From: %s" % sanitize_address(u"ÄÜÖ → ✓ <*****@*****.**>"))
h3 = Header("Cc: %s" % sanitize_address(u"Ö <*****@*****.**>"))
# Ugly, but there's no guaranteed order of the recipieints in the header
try:
self.assertIn(h1_a.encode(), response)
except AssertionError:
self.assertIn(h1_b.encode(), response)
self.assertIn(h2.encode(), response)
self.assertIn(h3.encode(), response)
