http://dadamailproject com/support/documentation-6_3_0-alpha1/install_dada_mail pod html

http://dadamail googlecode com/files/dada-6_3_0-alpha1 tar gz

(there's also a d/l for Pro Dada)

https://raw github com/justingit/dada-mail/v6_3_0-alpha1_2013_03_30/uncompress_dada cgi

Changelog:

Features 6 3 0

Email Tracking for Opens/Clickthroughs

Dada Mail can now be set to optionally track email addresses, when tracking Clickthroughs and Message Opens These address can currently be exported per mass mailing This feature is somewhat experimental, as features that can stem from this new ability can be vastly expanded from what Dada Mail currently has

This feature also requires changes to Dada Mail's SQL schema, which should happen automatically, during the first run of Dada Mail, after an upgrade One can perform these changes manually, by issuing the following SQL:

    ALTER TABLE dada_clickthrough_url_log ADD email VARCHAR(80) AFTER url;
    ALTER TABLE dada_mass_mailing_event_log ADD email VARCHAR(80) AFTER details;

The option to track email addresses is located in the Tracker's list control panel screen, under, Preferences - Track with Email Addresses

Password Protect Directories Plugin: Works with already-exisiting htaccess

In past versions, the Password Protect Directories Plugin would write (and if there was an already existing htaccess file, Write Over) its own htaccess file This does not play nicely with anything else that may need to use an htaccess file

Now, this plugin will first look and see if an htaccess file exists, and if so, if specific directives for the plugin itself exist If so, the plugin will only update the file and change the directives it needs in order for the plugin to work

It's advised, that if you upgrade to first disable the plugin's cronjob, remove the directives in the htaccess file specific for the plugin (or the entire htaccess file, if nothing else requires this file, upgrade, and then re-set the cronjob for this plugin