Python Script To Text A Cellphone

#!/usr/bin/python

#A script I put together to run upon userlogin/system startup to text me when
#something is going on with my server like an unexpected outage/reboot.
#
# It is a simple email script, to convert to text use this handy list...
#
#    AT&T – [email protected]
#    Verizon – [email protected]
#    T-Mobile – [email protected]
#    Sprint PCS - [email protected]
#    Virgin Mobile – [email protected]
#    US Cellular – [email protected]
#    Nextel - [email protected]
#    Boost - [email protected]
#    Alltel – [email protected]
#
#
#--- LICENSE INFO ---
# DO WHATEVER YOU WANT WITH IT
# As easy as following http://docs.python.org/2/library/smtplib.html
#
# Logical  -- #theotherguys on Freenode IRC
# Contact -- [email protected]
#

#import the smtplib library for sending email via SMTP
import smtplib

#Address we are sending from, to, the message content, and in this case
#the username and password of the e-mail account we are logging into.
addrFrom = '[email protected]'
addrTo = '[email protected]'
varMsg = 'Whatever you want your message to say.'
varUsername = 'e-mail login'
varPassword = 'e-mail password'

#Simply, the server and port we are sending the mail through
#GMAIL EXAMPLE === mailServer = smtplib.SMTP('smtp.gmail.com:587')
mailServer = smtplib.SMTP('YOURSMTPSERVER.COM:PORT')

# Although not needed, (happens in the sendmail() function with most servers)
# This is the step of the process where the program identifies itself with
# an ESMTP server, this script will work with or without it.
# server.ehlo()


#Time to get secure, lets enable TLS mode, if you had a key or certificate,
#It would go in here as well starttls(key,cert)
mailServer.starttls()

#The obvious, login and send the mail, and close the connection
mailServer.login(varUsername,varPassword)
mailServer.sendmail(addrFrom, addrTo, varMsg)
mailServer.quit()