Error - SMTP not working in python

What causes this error and solutions

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The error "SMTP Not Working in Python" typically indicates a failure in sending email using the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) within a Python script or application. SMTP is a protocol used for sending emails over the internet.

Error Reasons

1. Improper SMTP configurations.

2. Incorrect username or password.

3. Misuse of SSL or TLS.

4. Configuration issues within Python.

Potential Solutions

1. Confirm appropriate connection attempts towards the accurate SMTP host using suitable SSL or TLS ports as prescribed by the respective server guidelines.

2. Verify the entered login credentials are valid.

3. Examine SSL/TLS implementation, making sure they align with required protocol standards.

4. Ensure an optimal Python environment through possible updates or installations when necessary, resolving any underlying discrepancies in Python libraries related to email functionalities.

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Written by:
Sanjeev Kumar
Engineering, SuprSend

Say Goodbye to all SMTP Errors in Development

SuprSend eliminates the need to build and configure email servers from scratch, ensuring you steer clear of SMTP errors. Here's how SuprSend would work for your application, building a reliable notification system.
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