Hello everyone, Really really soon now, I'd like to do the following: Release Dada Mail 3.0.1 3.0.1 is a bug-fix only release of Dada Mail and comprises as many bugfixes from the snapshots I've been posting as possible, without touching the html templates, configuration or outside configuration examples in any real way and doesn't change the public API of Dada Mail. This is to make upgrading as easy and painless as possible, in hopes that a whole lot of people will upgrade. Release Dada Mail 3.1.0 alpha 1 ...Continue Reading

Here it is: http://downloads.sourceforge.net/mojomail/dada-3_1_0-pre_snapshot-11_05_08.tar.gz?use_mirror= http://downloads.sourceforge.net/mojomail/dada-3_1_0-pre_snapshot-11_05_08.zip?use_mirror= If you're having trouble with mass mailing, this is the release to try out. There are just so many fixes put in, that it's worth the headache of testing it out. Performance of Dada Mail should also be much, much better, no matter what you're doing. Here are the bugs related to this particular snapshot: � 2222381 ...Continue Reading

(Here's that message that didn't show up correctly - I've put in my reply, already) > From: "John Collins" > Date: November 4, 2008 3:12:08 PM MST > To: "Dada Mail Developers" > Subject: Re: dadadev Re: List Restarting - Progress Report (goofed > on the example) > > ...Continue Reading

You're close- It sent to the whole list of 19000+ with only server error and that was right as it started. It did stall a couple of times, sometimes for more than a minute, but eventually reloaded and continued on. Sending to the whole list took about 2 hours. (I used to send it in about one hour on 2.10.16 with a flat file DB and no external configs) So here's what happened... To assure that the tests were on equal footing, I had Westhost reset the mysql connection to default. Then I created a short ...Continue Reading

Wow, thanks. I see the timestamp on the email is 410am, so you were really into it. Easy fix on this end. I contacted Westhost support to ask them to reset the mysql connection to default for my first test (apples=apples). John At 4:10 AM -0500 11/4/08, Justin J wrote: >Eek, I goofed on that code change, here's the fixed version: > > >In: > dada/DADA/App/DBIHandle.pm >Find this line: > > > $self->{dbh} = DBI->connect("$data_source", $user, $pass) || >croak("can't ...Continue Reading

Eek, I goofed on that code change, here's the fixed version: In: dada/DADA/App/DBIHandle.pm Find this line: $self->{dbh} = DBI->connect("$data_source", $user, $pass) || croak("can't connect to db: $!"); And change it to: $self->{dbh} = DBI->connect_cached("$data_source", $user, $pass, {private_via_process => $$}) || croak("can't connect to db: $!"); Happy Hacking, ...Continue Reading

Alright, I've been hitting my head against this problem for a few days now. Here's a report: Sunday, I tried to figure out that whole, "InactiveDestroy" lead I had. It's a nerdy topic, but basically it has to do with Dada Mail sending out its mass mailings and needing to connect to the SQL database from the child it forked, as well as the parent, without either mucking with the other. I have no idea how this was working before, but it was, just not correctly. The hunch was, however the way I was ...Continue Reading

On Nov 3, 2008, at 11:17 AM, John Collins wrote: > > J- > > Those pages you linked were way over my head. I dabble, mostly by > trial and error. What I'm trying to get at is, it's all completely over *my* head. I don't expect you to understand it, but I hope everyone understands I'm just a hack at this myself. >> If you want to play with all of this, looking into the Config.pm >> file for the DBI paramaters passed: >> >> $DBI_PARAMS ||= { >> >> InactiveD ...Continue Reading

J- Those pages you linked were way over my head. I dabble, mostly by trial and error. Quick question for you, tho. This snippet: At 7:45 PM -0500 11/2/08, Justin J wrote: >If you want to play with all of this, looking into the Config.pm >file for the DBI paramaters passed: > >$DBI_PARAMS ||= { > > InactiveDestroy => 1, > pg_server_prepare => 0, > mysql_auto_reconnect => 1, >}; Is found in the Config.pm file within the DADA folder. However, I am using an external ...Continue Reading

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