I am trying to fire emails to users, using EmailMessage class. As we
all know it accepts from_email,subject,etc...
But assume a case where a site's user has got an email like:
[email protected](which the site owner's didn't confirm previously),
and he is sending an email to [email protected](which for instance, is a
valid email). So EmailMessage object can be constructed with
from_email as [email protected] and receipients_list as
['[email protected]']. so upon sending eliza receives an email stating
"from:[email protected]". But google founder didn't send that right?
So how would EmailMessage tackles this? Am I clear? I mean if a
password authentication system is not enforced while constructing
EmailMessage, anybody can send emails claiming as anybody right? How
did Django catch this?
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