When I saw this answer , I found out that Google blocks certain applications for connection due to the “lack of modern security standards” in these applications, and I can do Google allows my account to connect from such applications - I have to do this explicitly.
This is due to a problem in the Django mailing list:
send_mail( u"Message", render_to_string('template.txt', {'data': data}), settings.EMAIL_HOST_USER, [dest['address'] for dest in settings.FORM_DESTINATIONS], html_message=render_to_string('template.html', {'data': data}), )
And my EMAIL_ settings containing the @ gmail.com account (neither SSL / 465 nor TLS / 587 worked).
Does this mean that Django 1.7 has an unreliable distribution mechanism? What does “safe” mean in this context and which Django mailing standards do not apply?
Edit Even when I provided the context for this question (sharp answer and related links / documents), some readers may not find where Google talks about “safe” / “insecure” applications. Entering here using the credentials of your google account, there is an option talking about “less secure applications” that lead to this page , which has a link “Additional Information”, indicating Here (this link does not require authentication) .
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