Python's way of monitoring a website for exceptions and sending an email

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This is a simple python development monitor that sends notification emails via SMTP when a specified web page is in abnormal state

#!/usr/bin/env python

# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-

#author  libertyspy

import socket

import smtplib

import urllib

mail_options = {

    'server':'smtp.qq.com',# Using the QQ the SMTP Service, which needs to be opened in the mailbox SMTP service 

    'port':25,             # port 

    'user':'hacker@qq.com',# The sender 

    'pwd':'hacker',        # The sender's password 

    'send_to':'sniper@qq.com',  # recipient 

}

msg_options={

    'user':'hacker',    # The user name of the SMS platform 

    'pwd':'74110',      # SMS platform password 

    'phone':'12345678910',   # The phone number you need to text 

}

test_host = 'http://www.lastme.com/'

def url_request(host,port=80):

    try:

        response = urllib.urlopen(host)

        response_code = response.getcode()

        if 200 != response_code:

            return response_code

        else:

            return True

    except IOError,e:

        return False

def send_message(msg,host,status):

    send_msg=' The server :%s Hang up! Status code: %s' % (host,status)

    request_api="http://www.uoleem.com.cn/api/uoleemApi?username=%s&pwd=%s&mobile=%s&content=%s"  

            % (msg['user'],msg['pwd'],msg['phone'],send_msg)

    return url_request(request_api)

def send_email(mail,host,status):

    smtp = smtplib.SMTP()

    smtp.connect(mail['server'], mail['port'])

    smtp.login(mail['user'],mail['pwd'])

    msg="From:%srTo:%srSubject: The server : %s  Hung up the  ! Status code :%srn" 

         % (mail['user'],mail['send_to'],host,status)

    smtp.sendmail(mail['user'],mail['send_to'], msg)

    smtp.quit()

"""

def check_status(host,port=80):

    s = socket.socket()

    ret_msg = []

    try:

        s.connect((host,port))

        return True

    except socket.error,e:

        return False

"""

if __name__=='__main__':

    status = url_request(test_host)

    if status is not True and status is not None:

        send_email(mail_options,test_host,status)

        send_message(msg_options,test_host,status)

    else:

        pass

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