Hey everyone, I've been playing around with how to speed up the, "Add Subscribers" screen in Dada Mail. At the moment, it's glacial. I was under the impression that it's this way simply because the validation process is resource intensive and if you do something like the validation process for, say, 10,000 subscribers, it's just gonna take some time. Well, there is some room for improvement and have some fun and try this out: In the dada/DADA/MailingList/Subscribers.pm file, find these lines: [ ...Continue Reading

On May 20, 2007, at 7:36 AM, Bruce Scherzinger wrote: > On the remove-after-bounce thing...why not just add an attribute > that disables the address instead of removing it? This attribute > could also indicate WHY the address was removed. Mailman has a > feature like this. It shows whether bouncing, user, or admin action > was the cause. I found that feature extremely useful. That's fine and I like the idea, but, Dada Mail only supports an email address in its subscription list. When it suppo ...Continue Reading

Justin, On the remove-after-bounce thing...why not just add an attribute that disables the address instead of removing it? This attribute could also indicate WHY the address was removed. Mailman has a feature like this. It shows whether bouncing, user, or admin action was the cause. I found that feature extremely useful. The rest of this stuff sounds very great. Thanks for your continued and relentless pursuit of Dada Mail perfection! Bruce ______________________________________________ Bruce Scherzinger * joomland ...Continue Reading

Hello all, Been working on the bounce handler, Some improvements: First off, like dada_bridge.pl, you can now set the cronjob to just use a URL, instead of having to use the command line interface. What's that good for? Well, firstly, you don't have to explicitly set the site-wide and dada-specific Perl Libraries in the plugin, every time you want to install and upgrade the plugin. It's also easier to make sure the cronjob *works*, since it'll run in the cronjob in the same environment as if you visit in ...Continue Reading

The last development cycle, there were two distinct branches, * One for bug fixes - this became the 2.10.14 release * One for features - this became the 2.11 Alpha 5 release I've merged both of these branches into the main trunk, so I may be able to release a distro with the features of 2.11 a5 and the bugfixes of 2.10.14. Huh. I've also created a new branch for 2.10.15 - this will again be purely for bug fixes. I probably won't make a new branch for new features - instead just work on the new features in t ...Continue Reading

2.10.14 STABLE + 2.11 Alpha 5 announced - http://mojo.skazat.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/archive/ skazat_design_newsletter/20070510021121/ Downloads are at: http://mojo.skazat.com/download Changelog for 2.10.14: http://mojo.skazat.com/support/documentation-dada-2_10_14/ changes.pod.html#2_10_14_stable__released_5_9_07 Changelog for 2.11 Alpha 5: http://mojo.skazat.com/support/documentation-dada-2_11-alpha_5/ changes.pod.html#download_2_11_alpha_5 Thanks for everyone's help, feedback and watchful eyes - the ...Continue Reading

On May 9, 2007, at 12:11 PM, John Collins wrote: > Lo and behold, Beautude spit out a test message at the correct time! > > And in the middle of the night, MG processed a ton of bounces. Hazzah! Hopefully, now that it's set up, it should work like clockwork (*whew*) ...Continue Reading

Here it is: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=13002&atid=363002 The navigation on the site *is* horrible, I have to admit. -- Justin Simoni Dada Mail - Write Once: Distribute Everywhere Software url: http://mojo.skazat.com On May 9, 2007, at 12:28 PM, John Collins wrote: > > I just wasted 15 minutes that I can't spare today looking for the > page on Sourceforge to add wish list items. A site should not be > that difficult to navigate. Please send it to me so I can add a > suggest ...Continue Reading

I just wasted 15 minutes that I can't spare today looking for the page on Sourceforge to add wish list items. A site should not be that difficult to navigate. Please send it to me so I can add a suggestion. Thanks, ...Continue Reading

Apologies to the rest of the list if this thread has become boring. FWIW, you were right in that editing the cron file with a text editor and uploading is not a good way to do it. Or better said, something somewhere in the server software still wants the changes to be implemented by SSH. Editing as a text file, uploading and then opening Terminal and running a crontab -e command does reveal that the file was changed. But when exiting the terminal window, using the control-x command, it indicated a syntax error ...Continue Reading