On Aug 29, 2006, at 7:30 PM, Mariano Absatz wrote: > gee... the non-subscribed rejection message fired back on us :-) > > Is it actually needed that the list address is "subscribed" to the > list?... The list address isn't subscribed to the list - but the list owner is - which is me. The original message has a messed up From: line: From: dadadev@PROTECTED The Reply-To is whacky too: Reply-To: dadadev@PROTECTED So, somewhere the dada_bride.pl program got messed up in who actually se ...Continue Reading

On 8/29/06, Mariano Absatz wrote: > gee... the non-subscribed rejection message fired back on us :-) > > Is it actually needed that the list address is "subscribed" to the list?... > > Can this be managed some way? Well... in fact it is *not* subscribed... and that is why the message was rejected, now... why the bounced message passed thru? This rejection message should have been rejected too (and actually, we should be checking for loops in here)... ...Continue Reading

gee... the non-subscribed rejection message fired back on us :-) Is it actually needed that the list address is "subscribed" to the list?... Can this be managed some way? ...Continue Reading

Dada Mail Error - Sorry, it doesn't seem that you are allowed to post on Dada Mail Developers This may be because you have to first subscribe to the list to post to the list itself. Please see: for more information. ...Continue Reading

>From: "Dada Mail (Justin Simoni)" >Reply-To: "Dada Mail Developers" >To: dadadev@PROTECTED >Subject: [dadadev] Re: Auto-Pickup of Mailings (Big update on next major >version 2.11) >Date: 24 Aug 2006 03:28:30 -0000 > > >On Aug 23, 2006, at 3:30 AM, Frans Gouverne wrote: >>My hosting company asked me to use the following settings: send 50 emails >>every 5 minutes. >> >>I know, this is the same as 10 emails every 60 seonds, but to start a new &g ...Continue Reading

Here's the latest development release of the 2.10.10 branch: Tar/GZ: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/mojomail/dada-2_10_10_rc2.tar.gz? download Zip: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/mojomail/dada-2_10_10_rc2.zip? download And the changelog: http://mojo.skazat.com/support/documentation/changes.pod.html#2_10_10 I've categorized the bugfixes like so: * Security * Templating * Archives * Administration/Logins/Sessions * Usability * Misc. * Mail Sending The 2.11 branch is coming along well, as we ...Continue Reading

On Aug 23, 2006, at 3:45 AM, Frans Gouverne wrote: > It's very likely that "el cheapo web hosts" do not support cron > jobs. When such a web host allows you to send 300 emails per hour > (a large web hoster in the Netherlands uses this maximum) and you > have a list of 3000 members, you need to have the browser opened > for at least 10 hours, or not? Would it be possible to start the > monitor script with a cronjob from another web server? Just a thought. If you don't want/can't ...Continue Reading

On Aug 23, 2006, at 3:30 AM, Frans Gouverne wrote: > My hosting company asked me to use the following settings: send 50 > emails every 5 minutes. > > I know, this is the same as 10 emails every 60 seonds, but to start > a new batch for only sending 10 emails looks a bit over the top, or > not? If it were me, I'd have each batch be exactly one message large. I think it's best to spead the sending out as much as possible and less clumps of messages hitting a mail server. > Dada's log file ...Continue Reading

----- Original Message ----- From: "Dada Mail (Justin Simoni)" To: Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 1:35 AM Subject: [dadadev] Re: Auto-Pickup of Mailings (Big update on next major version 2.11) [...] > *Finally*, I've made batch sending mandatory, and simplified the range of > times you can set a batch to, from 1-60 messages every 1-60 seconds. > Sounds constrictive, but you should be able to get between 3600 and > almost a quarter of a million messages sent using these settings. Should > ...Continue Reading

----- Original Message ----- From: "Dada Mail (Justin Simoni)" To: Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 1:35 AM Subject: [dadadev] Re: Auto-Pickup of Mailings (Big update on next major version 2.11) [...] > *Finally*, I've made batch sending mandatory, and simplified the range of > times you can set a batch to, from 1-60 messages every 1-60 seconds. > Sounds constrictive, but you should be able to get between 3600 and > almost a quarter of a million messages sent using these settings. Should ...Continue Reading