Is it a big deal to change to TinyMCE?  It's still free and can easily be set to disallow uploads.  I use it in my calendar system input form and really like it. Justin J wrote: I've been trying to get FCKeditor to play a little nicer with Dada Mail and get the File Upload stuff a little more secure. The newest version of FCKeditor is actually called CKeditor, but the file upload/browser portion of the script is not free, or free software, so I still sometimes rely on the older FCKeditor. The prob ...Continue Reading

I've been trying to get FCKeditor to play a little nicer with Dada Mail and get the File Upload stuff a little more secure. The newest version of FCKeditor is actually called CKeditor, but the file upload/browser portion of the script is not free, or free software, so I still sometimes rely on the older FCKeditor. The problem is, FCKeditor's file upload feature is a potential security problem, since it allows an anonymous person to upload files to your hosting account. There's checks to what these files can be (which ...Continue Reading

I've gotten a lot of people telling me about this bug: http://github.com/justingit/dada-mail/issues/closed#issue/45 As noted, it is now closed, since I added a small fix to get things working again (it never had affected me) If anyone was bitten by this bug, could anyone confirm that this changes fixes things for them? ...Continue Reading

On Apr 28, 2010, at 9:13 AM, Carl G. Kuczun wrote: > Apparently the reply is being caught up in part of the CSS > template. Is there a way people can reply with unaffected text, while > maintaing the original email body HTML? I think it's really going to be up to the mail reader - how it formats its reply. It may be worth it to make an alternative template for your needs, without so much css trickery. ...Continue Reading

Below is a rough draft section of the email sending FAQ I'm writing about Dada Mail and Google Apps - and how to work (and workaround) using Dada Mail with a hosting account that uses Google Apps. It's not perfect, but I'm starting to get a trickle of clients that use Google Apps and I'd like them to use Dada Mail, as well - so here's my findings. You can also find the source of this FAQ on git (if you have some major changes you'd like to fork) http://github.com/justingit/dada-mail/blob/19d06bc1c098dd64fdb5921180 ...Continue Reading

Sorry, I hate repeating questions, but this one is still affecting me. Any thoughts? When I use the "Edit Template" / "Apply the list template to HTML email messages" option, the emails are nicely formatted with the DadaMail screen template, but when you reply to such an email, the reply text is centered and shaded. Apparently the reply is being caught up in part of the CSS template. Is there a way people can reply with unaffected text, while maintaing the original email body HTML? Carl K. ...Continue Reading

Well. That was quite interesting. And amusing. And on a personal level, eye-opening. Thanks for looking into it. Fricken' spiders. Alan On Apr 26, 2010, at 8:31 AM, Justin J wrote: > > On Apr 26, 2010, at 5:43 AM, Yehuda Katz wrote: > >> I figured it out!!! >> I bet it is the public list archive being hit by a search engine. >> I noticed in Alan's message that there is an unsubscribe link for him >> (I munged it in this message). > > > Yehuda's right. Here's one of ...Continue Reading

On Apr 26, 2010, at 5:43 AM, Yehuda Katz wrote: > I figured it out!!! > I bet it is the public list archive being hit by a search engine. > I noticed in Alan's message that there is an unsubscribe link for him > (I munged it in this message). Yehuda's right. Here's one of the log entries: [Sat Apr 17 19:32:41 2010] dadadev 67.195.114.237 Unsubscription Confirmation Sent for dadadev.list justin@PROTECTED The IP Address: 67.195.114.237 is where the request is coming from. If you do a quick search for th ...Continue Reading

On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 7:36 AM, Bruce Kallick <curmudgeon@PROTECTED> wrote: I wonder if this might be happening to folks reading email in a web browser infected with an address-harvesting spider. Does that make any sense?I don't think so because it happened to me too - but only once.I had actually wanted to switch my subscription over to a different email address anyway so I took the excuse.  (both addresses go to the same Gmail account in the end and are checked on the same computer - I know that nothing h ...Continue Reading

I figured it out!!! I bet it is the public list archive being hit by a search engine. I noticed in Alan's message that there is an unsubscribe link for him (I munged it in this message). I am not sure where to go from here though. Maybe before messages are put in the archive, they can be parsed to remove the message footer? On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 12:33 AM, Alan Hysinger wrote: > > Yeah, the same happened to me when I first subscribed a few weeks back. > I am fairly certain it is someone else on the list. &g ...Continue Reading