February 12th 2007 PDT
> , I don't have a problem with > the change. However, I'm kinda wondering why you'd get a performance > improvement by requiring the '@' sign. Are there other ways to improve > performance rather than breaking backwards compatibility? These changes are mostly for the SQL backend - Currently, When a Dada Mail looks and see a subscriber matches something saved in the blacklist, it'll pull the entire blacklist into memory, and then loop over every single email address, performing a pattern match on it ...Continue Reading
February 12th 2007 PDT
On Sun, Feb 11, 2007 at 01:00:09AM -0000, Dada Mail (Justin Simoni) wrote: > > Here's a list of some of the bugs found and fixed: > > https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=13002&atid=113002 > Justin, Should I submit the report I made last month to SourceForge? It's the one where using an anchor in the url to the Send Archive would cause the sending to fail. I'll try to find some time to address it and provide a patch. Thanks, William ...Continue Reading
February 12th 2007 PDT
On Sun, Feb 11, 2007 at 12:50:08AM -0000, Dada Mail (Justin Simoni) wrote: > > I'm thinking of changing how the blacklist works. > Since I don't actually use the blacklist, I don't have a problem with the change. However, I'm kinda wondering why you'd get a performance improvement by requiring the '@' sign. Are there other ways to improve performance rather than breaking backwards compatibility? William ...Continue Reading
February 10th 2007 PDT
I'll be releasing a beta version of 2.10.13 soon, most likely after the weekend is over. Mostly bug fixes and tests added. Although not too too exciting, it'll be another, pretty solid release, and passing tests to back it up! :) Here's a list of some of the bugs found and fixed: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=13002&atid=113002 (newest on the top) A lot of them seem incredibly silly, but hadn't turned up until someone pointed them out, and also didn't get fixed until a test was created. So if ...Continue Reading
February 10th 2007 PDT
I'm thinking of changing how the blacklist works. Currently, you can have basically anything in there, to match an email address, like an entire email address, just the domain, or just anything really. For example: nope@PROTECTED aol.com bart I'm thinking it may be a good idea to only allow you to either have an entire email address, an entire domain preceeded by an, "@" symbol or a name appended with an, "@" symbol, like so: nope@PROTECTED @aol.com bart@ This change would help speed up ...Continue Reading
February 5th 2007 PDT
On Feb 5, 2007, at 12:32 PM, Mike Tonks wrote: > > I caught a brief mention of HTTP_AUTH somewhere in the support > site, but > nothing concrete. Does anyone know of an easy way to do this? > Could it > be done as a plugin? If anything, that's a really interesting idea to do and I can see what the benefits of that could be. Currently, there isn't any support for HTTP_AUTH in Dada Mail, although you could def. make a plugin out of it, but it would still take some pretty heavy changes to t ...Continue Reading
February 5th 2007 PDT
I haven't - Works for me, but yeah, it wasn't working for me on *your* Dada ;) If you want, email me directly with the message you're trying to send, let me know how you're trying to send it, any changes to the default settings you made and I'll do some testing. Cheers, ...Continue Reading
February 5th 2007 PDT
Hi, I've just picked up a copy of dada mail and it's looking good. I'd like to integrate this with an existing set of tools that use HTTP_AUTH to manage the logins. Initially, it would be sufficient for anyone accessing mail.cgi in the secure area to access and create lists. I'm also intending to create a cut down version of mail.cgi with only the subscribe / unsubscribe options, for the public area of the site. I caught a brief mention of HTTP_AUTH somewhere in the support site, but nothing concrete. Does anyon ...Continue Reading
February 5th 2007 PDT
Justin, Have you had a chance to look into the error I reported below. I think it occurred during the time you lost some emails due to HD crash. Just wanted to check in with you. Thanks, William On Mon, Jan 08, 2007 at 03:12:00AM -0000, William McKee wrote: > On Fri, Jan 05, 2007 at 11:45:07PM -0000, Dada Mail (Justin Simoni) wrote: > > Clicking the second link ( http://lists.knowmad.com/mail.cgi/archive/ > > shift/newest/#sender_email ) from my mail reader seems to work - I > > actually don't ...Continue Reading
February 1st 2007 PDT
Thanks. Now I have my bash script to import all my lists, users and posters to dada working 100% #!/usr/bin/perl use lib qw(./ ./DADA/perllib); use DADA::MailingList; use DADA::Security::Password; $password = DADA::Security::Password::encrypt_passwd(PASSWORD); my $ls = DADA::MailingList::Create({-name => 'SHORTNAME'}); $ls->save( { list => 'SHORTNAME', admin_email => 'ADMIN@DOMAIN', list_name => 'LONGNAME', list_owner_email => 'OWNER@DOMAIN', password => ...Continue Reading
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