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RE: Dada Mail 2.10.10 rc1 Released

August 7th 2006 PDT

Justin, Sorry I've been too busy lately to give the latest releases a good try. Been working on a new website using the Joomla CMS. I was amazed to find out there wasn't a mailinglist module for it. I think there would be a large audience for you there.... For someone with your skills it should be relatively easy to get this going.. www.joomla.org Just a thought ;-) Greetings, Alfred -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: Dada Mail (Justin Simoni) [mailto:dada@PROTECTED] Verzonden: maandag 7 augustus 2006 3:35 Aa ...Continue Reading

Dada Mail 2.10.10 rc1 Released

August 6th 2006 PDT

Dada Mail, 2.10.10 rc1 has been released: tar.gz: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/mojomail/dada-2_10_10_rc1.tar.gz?download zip: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/mojomail/dada-2_10_10_rc1.zip?download This version has still been nothing but bug fixes - we've topped 50 bug fixes since starting this version. Many of them have to do with security concerns and the session keeping mechanism. If you can give these dev version a show, I'd really appreciate it. What follows is the changelog for this version, ...Continue Reading

Re: dadadev spam

August 4th 2006 PDT

On Aug 4, 2006, at 3:45 PM, Mariano Absatz wrote: > > Hi Justin, > > do these spam messages to the list actually subscribe new addresses > via verified opt-in and then send the spam? I don't know if it's spam, or just people where English is not their second language that have somehow gotten onto the list and now are confused as to why. I'm all for adding something like Captcha to the confirmation process, (adding to feature requests momentarily...) I'll play around with the implementation soon. ...Continue Reading

dadadev spam

August 4th 2006 PDT

Hi Justin, do these spam messages to the list actually subscribe new addresses via verified opt-in and then send the spam? Maybe optionally adding captcha (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captcha http://www.captcha.net/) to the subscription process would help? There are a couple of Perl modules that implement this (I haven't used them)... GD::SecurityImage (http://search.cpan.org/~burak/GD-SecurityImage), CGI::Application::Plugin::CAPTCHA (http://search.cpan.org/~cromedome/CGI-Application-Plugin-CAPTCHA) and Authen:: ...Continue Reading

Re: Beta 10.9.10 Beta 1

August 3rd 2006 PDT

>Beta 10.9.10 Beta 1??? How long have I been asleep? > > -- Rip VanWinkle Hahaha... you haven't been asleepbut my brain is definitely heading south alot faster than my doctor has let on!!!! ...Continue Reading

Re: Beta 10.9.10 Beta 1

August 3rd 2006 PDT

>Beta 10.9.10 Beta 1??? How long have I been asleep? > > -- Rip VanWinkle Hahaha... you haven't been asleepbut my brain is definitely heading south alot faster than my doctor has let on!!!! ...Continue Reading

Re: Beta 10.9.10 Beta 1

August 2nd 2006 PDT

Beta 10.9.10 Beta 1??? How long have I been asleep? -- Rip VanWinkle ...Continue Reading

Re: RFC: copying settings from one list to another - how should it be done?

August 2nd 2006 PDT

On Aug 2, 2006, at 7:50 PM, Mariano Absatz wrote: ...Continue Reading

Re: Beta 10.9.10 Beta 1

August 2nd 2006 PDT

On Aug 2, 2006, at 8:45 AM, Al Lawrence wrote: > The "please drop your current sessions" does that mean delete the > table form the SQL database and recreate using the following? > > CREATE TABLE dada_sessions ( > id CHAR(32) NOT NULL, > a_session TEXT NOT NULL > ); Close. Drop the current table and replace it with: CREATE TABLE dada_sessions ( id CHAR(32) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, a_session TEXT NOT NULL ); This is actually documented ...Continue Reading

Re: RFC: copying settings from one list to another - how should it be done?

August 2nd 2006 PDT

If I had to choose, Frans Gouverne's solution seems the most reasonable of the two to me... and you have Frans' code to start with :-)Another nice option but that will probably be a lot more work would be to have some (or most) config options be dynamically copied from one list to another... I don't know if this should be both ways or one way... Let's say I have list LIST1 and I create LIST2, I could be able to:a) copy defaults from LIST1 (as Justin propones and Frans does)b) dynamically link LIST1 settings (except nam ...Continue Reading
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