On Sep 24, 2013, at 7:46 PM, Mary Ann Kelley wrote: > Regarding the extra signatures, even if Dada can't recognize it in the replies, is there a way to prevent it from adding more signatures to the attachments? That seems like a separate issue. > Warm regards, It's another issue I haven't figured out a workaround to - has to do with how Apple's Mail adds attachments. What looks simple is just a big headache under the hood. ...Continue Reading

I just used the dada installer and chose upgrade, so the only way it wouldn't have been upgraded is if dada didn't update it. I just checked it in Chrome and Safari (all of these are on Mac Lion) and it looks fine there, so it's just Firefox (v. 24.0) that is rendering the css improperly. Regarding the extra signatures, even if Dada can't recognize it in the replies, is there a way to prevent it from adding more signatures to the attachments? That seems like a separate issue. Untitled Document Warm regards, Mar ...Continue Reading

I just upgraded to the latest version of Dada and something strange is going on with the styling. My drop down to switch lists is showing with white text on a white background; the shadow on the text is the only thing that allows me to see the words at all. Here's a screenshot:That is strange, attached is what I see w/FireFox, Chrome and Safari for Mac - is there a chance you haven't updated the dada/templates/admin_template.tmpl? Totally different subject - when using Bridge, it just keeps appendin ...Continue Reading

I just upgraded to the latest version of Dada and something strange is going on with the styling. My drop down to switch lists is showing with white text on a white background; the shadow on the text is the only thing that allows me to see the words at all. Here's a screenshot:https://www.evernote.com/shard/s109/sh/c57179f5-5b2e-4bd7-8c8e-e7bec0b007d3/a091b8b3aa8c7a3da706f28e1b21975cHere's the applicable styling as it is loading on the page:.select2-container .select2-results li {    cursor: pointer ...Continue Reading

Hello everyone, I've been playing around with making a jQuery plugin, to place a subscription form anywhere on a webpage. Right now, you invoke it like this, $(document).ready(function() { $("#target").DadaMailSubForm( { DadaMailURL: "http://dadamailproject.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi" } ); }); And that'll place the subscription form on your page, in whatever has the id of, "target". When you submit the form, it'll be handled by the experimental RESTful API, via AJAX calls, just ...Continue Reading

Hello everyone - v6.7.0 Beta 1 has been released - this is the release with the, "Save as Draft" feature implemented, which is really nice. It'll be a, "How'd we live without this?" sort of thing, and hopefully should open the doors for other features, like scheduled mailings built around it, and Stationary - pre-built messages you can load up. Ah, but that's the future. This release also has support for configuring and testing the CAPTCHA systems that are supported by Dada Mail: Dada Mail's own, ...Continue Reading

Hello Everyone, v6.6.1 has been released: Download and Install: http://dadamailproject.com/support/documentation-6_6_1/install_dada_mail.pod.html Changes: 6.6.1 Summary 6.6.1 This is a bugfix-only release, that focuses on bugs found in the subscription process, most notably problems with custom URL redirects. Changes 6.6.1 Subscription Process: 60+ more unit tests We ran into a few problems with the subscription process, which recently had a larger overhaul. While fixing the problems, we added around 60+ ...Continue Reading

On Sep 16, 2013, at 12:19 PM, Moshe Katz wrote: > In my first message, I made the comment about "exec_cb => sub { 1 }" being extra-important because of path issues. I accidentally forgot to mention that it's primary purpose is to allow things like fork() to work, It forces the CGI file to be forked and executed instead of compiled into a persistent PSGI app. Ah ha! Like I said, Miyagawa is quite brilliant. Love to hear how this type of environment works out, for you, ...Continue Reading

Justin,In my first message, I made the comment about "exec_cb => sub { 1 }" being extra-important because of path issues.  I accidentally forgot to mention that /it's primary purpose/ is to allow things like fork() to work,  It forces the CGI file to be forked and executed instead of compiled into a persistent PSGI app. Moshe--Moshe Katz-- moshe@PROTECTED-- +1(301)867-3732 On Mon, Sep 16, 2013 at 1:56 PM, Justin J <justin@PROTECTED> wrote: Interesting. The author of Plack::App::CGIBin (Miy ...Continue Reading

Someone noted that I did not include a sample nginx configuration file for this, so here it is:server {        server_name lists.example.com;       root /home/example.com/sites/lists.example.com;       location ~* \.psgi$ {                return 403;        }       location ~* \.cgi$ {                proxy_set_header Host $http_host;       & ...Continue Reading