Is the list owner email set to the same as the, "list email" the list email is what you set in dada_bridge.pl's admin screen. If that's the case, you basically created an infinite loop. It's not that the messages aren't being cleared from the queue, it's that every message you send out, is being resent out. ...Continue Reading

I notice that the unsubscribe footer that it adds to the bottom of each mail is going up by increments of one each time the mail sent ... so that by the time I cought it and killed the cron job it had been taked on to message 26 a total of 26 times .... Sample message attached ... ...Continue Reading

OK .. the discussion list functionality seems to be up and working .. with a small problem ... The mail sent to the discussion list is being pick up and sent to all the members but it isn't being removewd from the queue .. so when I send a message it sends it every minute on the minute when my chron job (*/usr/bin/perl /home/springde/www/cgi-bin/dada/plugins/dada_bridge.pl >/dev/null 2>&1) runs ... What am I doing wrong?*** ...Continue Reading

Hey again, I'm going to start releasing weekly, "builds" of Dada Mail for testing purposes. Too many silly bugs are being released too often in the stable versions and I don't like that. You'll probably see the first dev build on Monday, Cheers, ...Continue Reading

Heya, Quick note - the Flash Subscription Form is completely broken - the docs are wrong, the Flash file itself has a bug in it and the XML Dada Mail returns to the swf movie isn't correct. I'll have a fix soon :) ...Continue Reading

Yeah, wpoison looks good, except the license isn't compatible with Dada Mail's and you really have to be careful about that kind of things, these days. We had a similar system on the server I'm hosted on, although I forget what it was called. ...Continue Reading

On 4 Jan 2006 18:30:20 -0000, Dada Mail (Justin Simoni) wrote: > I was also thinking of putting a small honeypot type application in > Dada Mail - so random screens would be generated with valid-in-form, > but invalid-in-real-life emails addresses speckled throughout. Email > spiders would then swallow up these invalid emails and stuff them > into their database. The idea is that if a database contains so many > invalid addresses, it would render the entire list useless. This has already been done... ...Continue Reading

Justin, Other factors have an influence too: The number of parameters being passed.. you can sometimes get away with having 1 variable in a query string, although it will take longer for such a page to gain its PR. How long a page has been there. Also, and this a new factor (allegedly), it now depends on how old your incoming links are. H Manfred Lechner wrote: > >> the pagerank for: >> http://mojo.skazat.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/list/dadadev/ >> is 6/10 >> The PageRank for: >&g ...Continue Reading

>the pagerank for: >http://mojo.skazat.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/list/dadadev/ >is 6/10 >The PageRank for: >http://mojo.skazat.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi?f=list&list=dadadev >Is 0/10. Hi Justin, The page rank is only one out of many factors which gives a page its final position in google. For pages which do not have many external links pointing to them (thus presumably being of major importance) google checks if question marks or other 'weird' signs makes it most likely that the link points to a ...Continue Reading

This is sort of interesting. I installed the GoogleToolbar for Firefox: http://toolbar.google.com/firefox/ It has a neat little thingy that let's you see the PageRank of a page - the pagerank for: http://mojo.skazat.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/list/dadadev/ is 6/10 The PageRank for: http://mojo.skazat.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi?f=list&list=dadadev Is 0/10. The information on both of these screens is the same - they're exactly the same thing. The only difference is the first has its paramaters passed as a ...Continue Reading