> I just took off the dev null so I'll get reports, but so far nothing (and it has run since then). > Warm regards, Make sure to also turn on the verbose logging - like this: > /usr/bin/curl -s --get --data run=1\;passcode=\;verbose=1 --url http://domainname.com/cgi-bin/dada/plugins/mailing_monitor.cgi (notice: verbose=1) In normal operation, the cronjob won't output anything. ...Continue Reading

So I switched the cron job to the mailing monitor plugin instead of the autopickup script, and I still have things getting stuck. The cron runs every 15 minutes but I just logged in and a mailing has been stuck for 2 hours with 3 in the queue behind it (this is for Bridge). I am at a loss. Here is the cron command:/usr/bin/curl -s --get --data run=1\;passcode=\;verbose=0 --url http://domainname.com/cgi-bin/dada/plugins/mailing_monitor.cgi I just took off the dev null so I'll get reports, but so far nothing (and it ha ...Continue Reading

Okay, that makes sense. The lists were already set up and the email addresses already existed when I changed it to Pipe to Program. I didn't delete the email addresses when I did that, just set up the forwards. So I guess I just need to delete the email addresses. I've only ever used forward for email addresses that actually exist, so I didn't realize that the forward would still work if I delete the address. I'm using cPanel and the manual was perfect for walking me through it, I just didn't realize I should delete th ...Continue Reading

On Mar 27, 2013, at 12:35 AM, Thu Pham wrote: > Thanks very much, it works now. Is there any way to know the email addresses that have openned the email, at the same time with its location? Perhaps you'd be interested in a message I recently sent, http://dadamailproject.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/archive/dadadev/20130322191049/ > Some branches/features to look forward to: > > • Tracker now supports collecting email addresses, for Opens/Clickthroughs: > Reporting is a little weak at the moment, but t ...Continue Reading

Thanks very much, it works now. Is there any way to know the email addresses that have openned the email, at the same time with its location?On Wed, Mar 27, 2013 at 1:53 PM, Justin J <justin@PROTECTED> wrote: On Mar 26, 2013, at 11:31 PM, Thu Pham <thu.w.pham@PROTECTED> wrote: > Hi Justin, > > I have another question, the opens by country do not work, please see the picture in the attachment, it is always in "Loading...." status. Try the FAQ,       http://dadamailprojec ...Continue Reading

On Mar 26, 2013, at 11:31 PM, Thu Pham wrote: > Hi Justin, > > I have another question, the opens by country do not work, please see the picture in the attachment, it is always in "Loading...." status. Try the FAQ, http://dadamailproject.com/d/FAQ-errors.pod.html#can_t_locate_json_pm__charts_graphs_that_never_load ...Continue Reading

On Mar 26, 2013, at 11:26 PM, Thu Pham wrote: > Hi Justin, > > May I ask a question about VREP sending, how the return emails are recieved? for example, bounce email address is bounce@PROTECTED, accepting email is sales@PROTECTED, so the VREP return path is bounce-sales=abc.com@PROTECTED, but on my server there is no such mail box as bounce-sales=abc.com@PROTECTED, so how to receive this return email? Well, for your setup, they don't - the MUA is going to have be configured to use VERP - yours may not. If ...Continue Reading

Hi Justin,I have another question, the opens by country do not work, please see the picture in the attachment, it is always in "Loading...." status.Thank you.Thu Post: mailto:dadadev@PROTECTED Unsubscribe » ...Continue Reading

Hi Justin,May I ask a question about VREP sending, how the return emails are recieved? for example, bounce email address is bounce@PROTECTED, accepting email is sales@PROTECTED, so the VREP return path is bounce-sales=abc.com@PROTECTED, but on my server there is no such mail box as bounce-sales=abc.com@PROTECTED, so how to receive this return email? I know that some email provider have a function of an catch all email for a domain, all emails for *@xxx.com can be forwarded to, for example, admin@PROTECTED, but it is n ...Continue Reading

On Mar 26, 2013, at 11:35 AM, Mary Ann Kelley wrote: > They are being sent out instantaneously, which is great since the shared server has a limit of cron jobs of running every 15 minutes. As somewhat an aside, an easy way to get around this, is to just create a new file with the, ".sh" file ending - say, "crons.sh" and list all the cronjobs for them in there (also put the shebang line, in there) - like this: #!/bin/sh /usr/bin/curl -s --get --data run=1\;passcode=\;verbose=0 --url http://ww ...Continue Reading