On Feb 7, 2010, at 10:26 AM, John Collins wrote: > What I was wondering was if there was any reason that v4 would slow it down. I saw it wrote to a log that was recording all of the mail as it was being sent (can't find where it's stored), That list didn't show any errors, all 29+k went out smoothly, but I wondered if it took precious time to write to that log. I could do without it. I don't think this is the source of the slowdown, as this log is being written anyways, just in a different place in v3. In v3, it ...Continue Reading

> I may be able to do Hebrew, assuming Right-to-Left is supported. That would be wonderful if you can give it a try. Right-to-left *should* be supported - if you're willing, you may want to play around with the small proof of concept script I made and replace the French, with Hebrew and see if it works. In that, "lang/hell_fr.po" file, you'll probably want to change this line: "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=CHARSET\n" to: "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8\n" And just wr ...Continue Reading

I finally got around to upgrading from 3.03 to 4.02 this week.  It looks like a great upgrade, but my sending speed dropped from about 7,000per hour to under 4,000per hour for a 160kb email, taking over 7 hours for my list of 29k.  Of course, it may be a busy ISP/hosting/server issue so I won't know for sure until I average it over a couple of sends. What I was wondering was if there was any reason that v4 would slow it down.  I saw it wrote to a log that was recording all of the mail as it was ...Continue Reading

I am singing up for Dutch.... assuming Left-to-Right stays supported ;-) Post: mailto:[list_settings.discussion_pop_email] Unsubscribe: http://dadamailproject.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/u/dadadev/ List Information: [PROGRAM_URL]/list/[list_settings.list] Archive: [PROGRAM_URL]/archive/[list_settings.list] Mailing List Powered by Dada Mail ...Continue Reading

I may be able to do Hebrew, assuming Right-to-Left is supported.------------------------------Moshe KatzKatzNet Computers-- kohenkatz@PROTECTED -- +1(301)867-3732 On Sun, Feb 7, 2010 at 1:26 AM, Justin J <justin@PROTECTED> wrote: I've been working on the problem of localization in Dada Mail. What makes this an interesting project within Dada Mail is because: * This is becoming the #1 requested feature: "Is this available in my language?" And I keep having to say, "no, but..." and then tell ...Continue Reading

hi justin, your proposal for the (long awaited) localization of Dada Mail sounds great to me. i already tried to translate parts of the code/templates years ago into German (maybe you remember, we had a short mail- conversation about it then), but as you say i stopped doing this after the first update that came along... i'd be happy to translate this upcoming .po-file into German. keep us up-to-date. best from berlin, etienne -- -------------------- PACIFICO GRAFIK � Etienne Girardet Oranienstrasse 188 � ...Continue Reading

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On Feb 5, 2010, at 1:11 PM, Carl G. Kuczun wrote: > > I am still running 3.0.1 and when the change email address form is used (/cgi-bin/dada/extensions/update_subscription.cgi) the email address gets updated but all the subscription fields are cleared. Is this fixed in the latest version? Yes. Two ways: The subscriber field info is in a different table than the actual subscription record, so if you change the subscription, you won't change the other stuff, Also the Profiles feature basically replaces even ne ...Continue Reading

I am still running 3.0.1 and when the change email address form is used (/cgi-bin/dada/extensions/update_subscription.cgi) the email address gets updated but all the subscription fields are cleared. Is this fixed in the latest version? Carl K ...Continue Reading

I just pushed a commit that optimizes the, "Add Subscribers" functionality in Dada Mail: http://github.com/justingit/dada-mail/commit/ebe58734d4592875d1fd9d87d6f47956c0b3a30a This is done by caching some data that was being queried from the SQL tables again and again and again. It should be about twice as fast and help stop people from getting an error looking like this: cannot do statement (at: columns)! at /DADA/Profile/Fields.pm line 77 When mass subscribing. Chipping away :) ...Continue Reading