Thanks for the response

Just for clarification, the other domain I can send from is also on the same server I own the hosting company so I manage the server too There's no resource restrictions on these domains There's only a handful of domains on the machine It's my personal server

Not sure what you mean about logs They show clear I don't see any errors If this isn't the logging you're referring to let me know

[Tue Sep 4 04:19:04 2007] project_daily 206 255 63 46 Message pid: 15014 Subject:Hillary Project Daily Digest [Tue Sep 4 04:19:04 2007] project_daily 206 255 63 46 Batch Successfully Completed Subject:Hillary Project Daily Digest, Start Time: Mailing Started: 09/04/2007 04:19:04 process_has_stalled: 0 should_be_restarted: 0 first_access: 1188897544 percent_done: 100 integrity_check: 1 is_batch_locked: 1 last_access: 1188897544 id: 20070904041902 76525219@PROTECTED total_sending_out_num: 1 type: list total_sent_out: 1 [Tue Sep 4 04:19:12 2007] project_daily 206 255 63 46 List Mailing Completed subject:Hillary Project Daily Digest, Mailing Started: 09/04/2007 04:19:04, Mailing Completed: 09/04/2007 04:19:12, Mailing Amount:1

I also checked my site logs for errors and I see some for the log_viewer but not for anything that has to do with the scheduled mail

Any help is appreciated

-jt

-----Original Message----- From: Dada Mail (Justin Simoni) [mailto:dada@skazat com] Sent: Monday, September 03, 2007 9:25 PM To: dadadev@skazat com Subject: [dadadev] Re: Question regarding scheduled messages

On Sep 3, 2007, at 3:58 AM, JT Thompson wrote:

Now, here's the strange part This ONLY happens if the URL it
fetches is the same domain as the script is installed If I specify
another URL on a different domain it works just fine It also does
not work if I use one of my site aliases

Sometimes this happens, if the web server is configured not to accept
requests from the server it's also running on I believe it's to
prevent an infinite loop Although if this works:

If I back out of this and go to 'send a webpage' as a one off
default option, it sends the page just fine It should work for the Beatitude plugin as well

The other thing it may be is simply a resource quota you're going
over - fetching a webpage can be a bit resource intensive If you
can, see if the error logs gleam anything of interest (you'll have to
set those up)