I upped the mailout_at_once variable to test that theory (it didn't help but did maxout the emails per hour the host allows), but I didn't change Room_For_One_More_Check. Should I set it to 0 (not sure if it's an on/off setting or a "how many more should be checked" setting)? Warm regards,Mary Ann On Apr 8, 2013, at 6:07 PM, Justin J wrote:Have you thought about setting the, "Room for one more" pref in Bridge?  http://dadamailproject.com/d/bridge.cgi.html#room_for_one_more_checkThat may h ...Continue Reading

On Apr 8, 2013, at 3:55 PM, Mary Ann Kelley wrote: > What's weird is that 98% of the mailings complete just fine. I hoped that upgrading to 6.2 and fixing all of the cron jobs would fix the problem, but it seems to be the same issue as before. The cron job is firing just fine, but a message gets stuck in the mailer and until it is manually cleared it blocks up other mailings and everything is stuck in a bottleneck. Have you thought about setting the, "Room for one more" pref in Bridge? http://dadamail ...Continue Reading

On Apr 8, 2013, at 4:32 PM, Justin J wrote:Mary, what version of Dada Mail, are you using? 6.2.1 Stable (3/19/13)Missing files can cause a mailing to not send. Sometimes, there's a red herring, where, when a mass mailing is finished, these files are removed, but aren't removed completely, so these errors also show up. It's a hard race condition to get right. These sorts of problems are really notoriously hard to debug, unfortunately. Is that directory:  sendout-LISTNAME-list-20130407180001.85834624_at_xx ...Continue Reading

On Apr 8, 2013, at 2:23 PM, Mary Ann Kelley wrote: > Here is the Dada error log for the same time period (the mailing was approved in moderation right after the first entry): Mary, what version of Dada Mail, are you using? Missing files can cause a mailing to not send. Sometimes, there's a red herring, where, when a mass mailing is finished, these files are removed, but aren't removed completely, so these errors also show up. It's a hard race condition to get right. These sorts of problems are really notoriousl ...Continue Reading

Here is the Dada error log for the same time period (the mailing was approved in moderation right after the first entry):[Sun Apr  7 17:52:15 2013] bridge.cgi: bridge.cgi rejecting sending of received message - From: zabbey@PROTECTED Subject: Level Rep Monthly Meeting Message-ID: <COL125-W11DCF92231925D49519C1BC2C40@PROTECTED> Reasons: needs_moderation,  at /public_html/cgi-bin/dada/plugins/bridge.cgi line 3050.[Sun Apr  7 18:00:02 2013] mailing_monitor.cgi: The file, '/.dada_files/.tmp/sendout-LI ...Continue Reading

An update on this issue now that I've been monitoring the cron job. Lost a mailing yesterday and here was the cron message that was logged:<pre>Total Mass Mailings: 1, Active Mass Mailings: 0, Paused Mass Mailings: 1, Queued Mass Mailings: 0, Inactive Mass Mailings: 0List: xxx mailout: 20130407180001.85834624_at_xxx.com type:    list Status: * controlling_pid         * Subject:               [<!-- tmpl_var list_settings.list_name -->] Level ...Continue Reading

On Apr 5, 2013, at 2:24 PM, AJ wrote: > In the process of working the profile field validation, a way to turn profile fields into a drop down boxes showed up. The only thing to do for this is add the javascript to the bottom of the list template, the admin template, and create a text file somewhere in the following format: By all means, post it to the list! If you get really interested, one idea would be to fork DadaMail on github, and publish your changes there, ...Continue Reading

In the process of working the profile field validation, a way to turn profile fields into a drop down boxes showed up. The  only thing to do for this is add the javascript to the bottom of the list template, the admin template, and create a text file somewhere in the following format:profilefieldname:label:valueprofilefieldname:label:valueprofilefieldname:label:value   if anyone is interested I can send them the javascript to play with. Post: mailto:dadadev@PROTECTED Unsubscribe » ...Continue Reading

I have figured out a way to add validation like making profile fields required, minimum length, etc..   Uses some javascript and requires very little changes to the existing templates. One div, two script tags, and adding a name/id to the subscription form template’s form tag.   If anyone is interested I can post it here.  Post: mailto:dadadev@PROTECTED Unsubscribe » ...Continue Reading

Thank you sir! > -----Original Message----- > From: Justin J [mailto:justin@PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2013 7:29 PM > To: Dada Mail Developers > Subject: [dadadev] Re: An oddity with the root_login template variable > > > On Apr 3, 2013, at 1:26 PM, AJ wrote: > > Never mind. I figured it out. Had to do with a lack of experience with > HTML::Template. The upgrade did restore the root login and list owner title > but didn’t allow for the user of root_login until I ad ...Continue Reading