logging.handlers.SMTPHandler and single 'to' address

[anthonybaxter]

BPO	686379

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[anthonybaxter]

logging.handlers.SMTPHandler should handle a single
string to address - at the moment if you mess up and
pass a string, (e.g. 'someuser@foo.com'), you get a message
body To: line of
s@localdomain,o@localdomain,m@localdomain,...

smtplib has the same signature, but checks for a single
string argument. This patch does the same for the logging
module.

Patch is to Lib/logging/handlers.py. Not sure if the
version
in the Python CVS is the "home" version of the code, or
if it's just an import of a different CVS.

[anthonybaxter]

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the recent set of patches for logging included this patch.