Dustin, I'm certainly no Perl developer, but I've seen my share of 500 errors. The problem could be just about anything. However, I have found that the three most likely causes with Dada Mail (which has been pretty extensively tested) are: a. The file is not executable b. The file is not in Unix format c. The file has gotten corrupted or is missing The file in question here is DADA/perllib/MIME/Lite.pm. Make sure both it and the directory containing it are executable and make sure that the file itself is not in DOS ...Continue Reading

When trying to send a web page as html, I am getting the following error:Program Error (Server Error 500)More information about this error may be available in the server error log and/or program error log. Can't call method "replace" on an undefined value at DADA/perllib/MIME/Lite/HTML.pm line 475.It was working a day or two ago, and something broke.  Upon seeing this, I decided to reinstall the latest version of DADA Mail, and copied over my Config.pm from 2.10.14 to 2.10.15, and also kept my mysql tab ...Continue Reading

I'm using the scheduled mailing plugin to mail a webpage automatically everyday at 4 a.m.  I just noticed (based on newsletter subscribers feedback) that the unsubscribe information is not being appended to the bottom of the email.  If I send the email through the "Send a webpage" link on the admin page, it appends the unsubscribe info on the bottom, but not if I use the scheduled mailing plugin. Can this be fixed?  I now have three newsletters going out, and this particular scheduled one goes ...Continue Reading

Dada Mail 2.10.15 has also been released - it's a bug fix release, with no, "official" feature additions. http://mojo.skazat.com/support/documentation-dada-2_10_15/ changes.pod.html#2_10_15_stable__released_6_26_07 Thanks for all your help, everybody. Cheers, ...Continue Reading

Dada Mail, 2.11 Alpha 6 has been released Here are the direct downloads: tar.gz: http://downloads.sourceforge.net/mojomail/dada-2_11_alpha_6.tar.gz? use_mirror=osdn zip: http://downloads.sourceforge.net/mojomail/dada-2_11_alpha_6.zip? use_mirror=osdn The changelog is below. If there's any questions you'd like me to answer before I go about this release, lemme know before Saturday :) And one special surprise: Every plugin/extension that I've created is available in this alpha release, so if you want to get ...Continue Reading

Cool, Thanks for the report: Here's the bug: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php? func=detail&aid=1743301&group_id=13002&atid=113002 And I've already fixed it for the 2.10.15 and 2.11 Alpha 6 release. Cheers, ...Continue Reading

Hi Justin, I know you're leaving this weekend, don't worry about this, but I just discovered a small bug and send this only to document it. Anyway, in 2.10.14 (stable) when the subscriber_help page is generated, the internal links (for the different mail addresses) instead of pointing to the same page, they point to the mail.cgi, so they don't work. That is, in http://dadalists.example.org/mail.cgi/subscriber_help/mylist/ the link that says "Gmail users", points to http://dadalists.example.org/mail.cgi#gmai ...Continue Reading

On Jun 24, 2007, at 8:50 AM, Phil McKerracher wrote: > slower than this, so Dada Mail is a good alternative for them as well. > > 4. Batch sending stops after the first batch (sleep() not allowed?) > if the > sending window isn't open. Leaving the window open isn't really > practical > for discussion lists, so here's an improvement request: could > auto_pickup > be incorporated into dada_bridge? It's not a big problem though, > because > discussion lists tend to have less than ...Continue Reading

Phil, I had the same issue with the absolute paths with my webhosting company (IX Webhosting). They don't impose any limits on outbound email at all once you tell them what you are doing, and only moderate limits until then. My biggest list has over 170 subscribers (it's for a home owners association). Their service includes ezmlm, but they've got just about all the features disabled, leaving only the basic stuff, so Dada Mail has been a godsend. I run my dada_bridge cron job every 10 minutes, no problem. I hig ...Continue Reading

I'm trying out www.servage.net as a webhost, and found that their mailing list feature doesn't support discussion lists, so I'm trying Dada Mail. It seems to do what I want (it's unusual to find an open-source app that's so bug-free and well documented, fantastic!) but there are a few unusual features with this host: 1. Servage use 'clustered' hosting and there's no SSH access, which can make debugging a little difficult. I've seen occasional 500 errors using Dada Mail, but pages always refresh successfully. I haven't ...Continue Reading