Need help to send mail `(smtp.gmail.com)` through proxy settings.
Not working even after trying multiple libraries (Including socks)
Latest - Using `xsmtplib`.. but getting following error.
The HTTP proxy server may not be supported by PySocks (must be a CONNECT tunnel proxy)
Any help will be really appreciated.
Below code for connecting with SMTP server via Proxy
"""from xsmtplib import SMTP
server = SMTP(proxy_host,proxy_port,host,port,timeout)
server.sendmail("aaaa#gmail.com", "bbbb#gmail.com", "Test Msg")
server.quit()"""
You can use xsmtplib, an extension of standard smtplib, which supports proxy tunneling.
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