TwoToneDetect New TwoToneDetect in the works - Python based
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Has anyone tried this? Started to use a new email service to replace Gmail and did it solve the issue?
There is a pretty good thread here:
TwoToneDetect - New TwoToneDetect in the works - Python based
I was having some issues with FTP uploading that stopped working abruptly. It seems that my known_hosts file is blank and I am not sure what I would have done that caused this to occur. There is no key error in the log file as I had seen in the past so I replaced the entry in known_hosts file...
I have 2FA turned on and had generated an app password previously
Does TTD automatically convert the app password to Base64?
Yes, it does when you use the “Edit Configuration” button on the GUI. Use that button then enter the app password exactly as Google shows it Don’t try to edit the config.cfg using a text editor.
AUP#MXRT = Acceptable usage policy has been activated on that MX record (gmail.com). Get your own domain name and send it from there.
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Yes. Use this if you are editing config.cfg with nano or notepad.
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TTD writes to config.cfg when it closes. If you use a text editor your changes will be overwritten with the previous info when TTD closes.
Ok here's my solution. I created an account in zoho mail (zoho.com). Simple. Easy. no worries about app passwords, base64. I've been using it since yesterday and so far it has been flawless.
I've had this problem in the past, so I created 3 different Gmail accounts with the same basic name and a number xyz1@gmail, xyz2@gmail.com etc. When the messages started getting delayed, I'd switch to the next address and it would work for a few months. This latest delay isn't working the same, all addresses are delayed, some up to 48 hours. I do have a domain through 1&1, but when I switch to it, the messages always error out & never send the audio. Guess I need to contact 1&1 and see what the issue is.
"Error out" as in how?
This was the error I was getting last year when trying to use 1&1 for my email provider. I tried it again a few weeks ago and it still didn't work, but I didn't bother getting the error code from the log, since it was still not working.
setting mail server up
set up mail server
starting TLS
done starting TLS
logging in
logged in
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "TwoToneDetect73f.py", line 1412, in mail
File "smtplib.py", line 888, in sendmail
smtplib.SMTPDataError: (501, b'Syntax error - line too long')
Email not sent via smtp.ionos.com on port 587 using STARTTLS on attempt 1 trying again in five seconds for XYZ Fire Page Received at 19:29:05 on 08/27/21
One of your e-mail addresses is too long or you are not separating the emails with a space after the comma and creating a large blob.
That's the odd part, it even happened with only 1 email, to 1 user. If I leave everything the same and only change the email address & password, it works without issue (except for the Verizon delivery delays).
How long is that one email address?
It's 11 characters before @gmail.com
Try a non-gmail address just for fun.
I setup a Telegram Group and I'm sending audio messages to it via a Telegram Bot. I really like it. Quite easy to do this with a python script.
Also made a web app to send text messages and a phone call via Twilio. Uploaded the audio to Google Storage, grab the URL for both the AMR and MP3 files, and then call the Twilio apis. I use the web app to manage the phone numbers that get a message and or a phone call. Biggest issue with using Twilio, is the cost..
Also made a web app to send text messages and a phone call via Twilio. Uploaded the audio to Google Storage, grab the URL for both the AMR and MP3 files, and then call the Twilio apis. I use the web app to manage the phone numbers that get a message and or a phone call. Biggest issue with using Twilio, is the cost..
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