Following is a list of settings which can be added to your Django settings configuration. All settings are optional and the default value is listed for each.
Provides a way of temporarily pausing the sending of mail. Defaults to False.
If this setting is True, mail will not be sent when the send_mail command is called.
Django 1.2 setting
The mail backend to use when actually sending e-mail. Defaults to 'django.core.mail.backends.smtp.EmailBackend'
The default priority for messages sent via the mail_admins function of Django Mailer 2.
The default value is constants.PRIORITY_HIGH. Valid values are None or any of the priority from django_mailer.constants: PRIORITY_EMAIL_NOW, PRIORITY_HIGH, PRIORITY_NORMAL or PRIORITY_LOW.
The default priority for messages sent via the mail_managers function of Django Mailer 2.
The default value is None. Valid values are the same as for MAILER_MAIL_ADMINS_PRIORITY.
For use with the django_mailer.engine.send_loop helper function.
When queue is empty, this setting controls how long to wait (in seconds) before checking again. Defaults to 30.
A lock is set while the send_mail command is being run. This controls the maximum number of seconds the command should wait if a lock is already in place.
The default value is -1 which means to never wait for the lock to be available.