I didn't know about the first annual one, but the second annual one is apparently coming soon: If you'd like to nominate Dada Mail, do so, here! http://sourceforge.net/awards/cca/nomination.php?group_id=13002 I don't think I get anything - not even a pony, but it would be fun to win! I'm a little confused why there isn't a, "Best Project for an end User" category, but, the choices listed and the choices listed, ...Continue Reading

On Jun 11, 2007, at 4:39 PM, Dustin D. wrote: ...Continue Reading

Is there a way to have dada mail deliver a newsletter based on an event?  On my site (bargainjack.com), I have a newsletter that I deliver to my customers daily, and its content is populated by a special webpage on my server (in other words, I don't type the newsletter in by hand, but instead, I put in a URL for my content when filling out the Dada newsletter form).  This special URL usually updates at midnight, but sometimes might update the following morning--thus I can't use the timed delivery option for m ...Continue Reading

So Dada Mail (Justin Simoni) wrote, at 4:40 PM on 6/11/07: > That'll be interesting - you'll have to know art history to work with > the CAPTCHA, sort of like a pretension check - computers aren't ever > pretentious, right? :) Don't ever anthropomorphize computers -- they really hate that. ...Continue Reading

On Jun 8, 2007, at 6:18 AM, Bruce Scherzinger wrote: > > Ferruccio, > > I had the same problem with one of my sites. Change the variable > $SESSION_DB_TYPE to 'Classic'. It worked for me. It appears to be a > problem with > cookie handling on some servers (according to Justin). Most likely, it's a bug I've introduced - For session stuff, Dada Mail uses the CGI::Session CPAN package: http://search.cpan.org/~markstos/CGI-Session/lib/CGI/Session.pm It's a very good package, with a good testing ...Continue Reading

On Jun 8, 2007, at 3:20 PM, Bruce Kallick wrote: > > So Henry Hughes wrote, at 2:21 AM on 6/8/07: > >> I like that solution in theory, I do too - (I've bookmarked the page) the CAPTCHA stuff in Dada Mail is pretty pluggable - maybe I'll write one for fun that'll ask what a particular surrealist artwork is titled ;) That'll be interesting - you'll have to know art history to work with the CAPTCHA, sort of like a pretension check - computers aren't ever pretentious, right? :) Sort of reminds me ...Continue Reading

So Henry Hughes wrote, at 2:21 AM on 6/8/07: > I like that solution in theory, it could easily be made multilingual, > but taking a look through the code I'm not so sure how secure it > is.... it seems to ask only 1 of 2 simple questions? > > if ($_select == 'w'){ > AskWeekday(); > $_label = 'Which day comes after ' . $_SESSION['Q_A'] . ' ?'; > } else if ($_select == 'h'){ > askhighnumber(); > $_label = 'Which number is the higest ' . $_SESSION['Q_A'] . ' ...Continue Reading

Ferruccio, I had the same problem with one of my sites. Change the variable $SESSION_DB_TYPE to 'Classic'. It worked for me. It appears to be a problem with cookie handling on some servers (according to Justin). Good luck! Bruce ________________________________________________ Bruce Scherzinger * bruce@PROTECTED Quoting ferruccio platoni : > > Dear Justin I'm Ferruccio Platoni > From Italy > > My greatings for you trip in bicycle!! > > I want to ask you help my script does not work when I try ...Continue Reading

Dear Justin I'm Ferruccio Platoni From Italy My greatings for you trip in bicycle!! I want to ask you help my script does not work when I try to access to mailing list I get this error: Error 500 Can't locate object method "generate_id" via package "CGI::Session::ID::" (perhaps you forgot to load "CGI::Session::ID::"?) at DADA/perllib/CGI/Session.pm line 74. If you need root password let me know! That is my path http://www.test-italy.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi Best regards Ferruccio -- ...Continue Reading

On 08/06/07, Bruce Kallick wrote: > > So Dada Mail (Justin Simoni) wrote, at 5:47 AM on 6/7/07: > > > This service also has an audio option, so that'll help sight- > > challenged people. > > All these fancy-shmancy captcha routines seem like overkill to me. Here's a > much simpler implementation that I purely admire: > http://geekministry.com/blog_article.php?id=93 > > Purely text based so no GD Library needed and sight-challenged people > can respond with their usual text re ...Continue Reading