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Asked: 2026-05-24T08:00:49+00:00

I try to send mails from python to multiple email-addresses, imported from a .txt

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I try to send mails from python to multiple email-addresses, imported from a .txt file, I’ve tried differend syntaxes, but nothing would work…

The code:

s.sendmail('sender@mail.com', ['recipient@mail.com', 'recipient2@mail.com', 'recipient3@mail.com'], msg.as_string())

So I tried this to import the recipient-addresses from a .txt file:

urlFile = open("mailList.txt", "r+")
mailList = urlFile.read()
s.sendmail('sender@mail.com', mailList, msg.as_string())

The mainList.txt contains: 

['recipient@mail.com', 'recipient2@mail.com', 'recipient3@mail.com']

But it doesn’t work…

I’ve also tried to do:

... [mailList] ... in the code, and '...','...','...' in the .txt file, but also no effect

and

... [mailList] ... in the code, and ...','...','... in the .txt file, but also no effect...

Does anyone knows what to do?

Thanks a lot!

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  1. Editorial Team
    urlFile = open("mailList.txt", "r+")
mailList = [i.strip() for i in urlFile.readlines()]

    and put each recipient on its own line (i.e. separate with a line break).

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