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nullsmtpd 0.5.1
Fake SMTP server
Requires Python: >=3.5.x

nullsmtpd
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nullsmtpd is a fake SMTP server (written in python) which can be used for development. The server catches incoming mail,
writes them to a file, and doesn't actually send it out to the intended recipients. All emails are saved to a directory
(defaults to ``/var/log/nullsmtpd``, but can be changed via flag) where each email address sent to gets its own folder
and then emails are stored in that folder named ``{sender}.{time}.msg``. This is useful for debugging applications
where you don't want a GUI (as you're running a headless VM say), but still actually need to see the messages that
were sent in the system, without having to worry about things getting bounced or whatever.

Generally, you'd probably want to install this instead of something like sendmail or some other package that would
handle sending mail from your server.

Requirements
============
nullsmtpd relies on Python 3.5+ and `aiosmtpd <https://github.com/aio-libs/aiosmtpd>`_. Recommended to also have ``pip`` for installation.

Installation
============
Recommended Installation is through PyPi::

    pip install nullsmtpd

Or if you've cloned the repository::

    python3 setup.py install


Usage
=====
::

    usage: nullsmtpd [-h] [--no-fork] [-H HOST] [-P PORT] [--mail-dir MAIL_DIR]
                    [-v]

    optional arguments:
      -h, --help            show this help message and exit
      --no-fork             Don't fork and run nullsmtpd as a daemon. Additionally,
                            this willprint all log messages to stdout/stderr and
                            all emails to stdout.
      -H HOST, --host HOST  Host to listen on
      -P PORT, --port PORT  Port to listen on
      --mail-dir MAIL_DIR   Location to write logs and emails (defaults to
                            ~/.nullsmtpd)
      -v, --version         show program's version number and exit

By default, you will need to use sudo as the server wants to bind itself to localhost and port 22.
However, if you use a different port, then it will not require using sudo. However, note, that if the current running
user of the script does not have access to create a directory/file within ``/var/log`` or ``/var/log/nullsmtpd``, then
no emails will be written to file, but just through the console.

If the mail directory is writeable to, then you should have the following directory structure::

    nullsmtpd.log
    person1@example.com/
        1492024232.person2@example.com.msg
        1492024462.person2@example.com.msg
        1493678462.person1@example.com.msg
    person2@example.com/
        person1@example.com.1232421423.msg

where ``nullsmtpd.log`` a log file for the system, and then each folder represents a person's "inbox" and inside
are messages from someone at a given timestamp (seconds from epoch).
python-colors-linux 0.3
Python-Colors For Using To Beautify Your Output With Just Including It As A Simple Variable
Requires Python: >=3.5

# Colors In Python 


## Important Note
```
THESE ARE THE CODES FOR COLORS IN LINUX TERMINAL JUST LIKE HTML
BG = BACKGROUND
BR = BRIGHT
BG_BR = BRIGHT BACKGROUND
THIS ONLY WORKS IN LINUX TERMINAL AND DIDN'T WORK IN CMD OR POWERSHELL IN WINDOWS
```
## Installation 
```
sudo apt install python3 python3-pip
pip install python-colors
```
## Usage
```
For Ex: Using Blue Color
import colors
colors = colors.colors()
print(colors.BLUE + "Your Text")
```
## All Available Colors
```
BG = BACKGROUND
BR = BRIGHT
BG_BR = BRIGHT BACKGROUND
RED
BLUE
CYAN
YELLOW
GREEN
MAGENTA
WHITE
BR_RED
BR_GREEN 
BR_YELLOW 
BR_BLUE 
BR_MAGENTA 
BR_CYAN 
BR_WHITE 
BG_BLACK 
BG_RED 
BG_GREEN 
BG_YELLOW 
BG_BLUE 
BG_MAGENTA 
BG_CYAN 
BG_WHITE
BG_BR_BLACK
BG_BR_GREEN 
BG_BR_YELLOW
BG_BR_BLUE
BG_BR_MAGENTA 
BG_BR_CYAN 
BG_BR_WHITE 
RESET
BOLD 
REVERSE
UNDERLINE
```