On 9 Dec 2005 05:15:03 -0000, Dada Mail (Justin Simoni) wrote: > > Anyone use SMTP for sending? > > Has anyone had any good luck just setting the SMTP server to: > localhost and no other settings, including authentication? It looks > like, in some instances, that's all you have to do to get SMTP > working. Neat. Well... most installations of mail servers don't require for authentication when receiving mail from 127.0.0.1 (localhost)... If I were setting a hosting shop and giving scripting access t ...Continue Reading

Hello Justin Simoni! I wanted to add: powered by Dada Mail to my web page. So I made this: http://www.heliographe.com Please tell me if you give me the authorisation to use your logo this way. If you desagree I will delete your logo as soon as possible. Best Regards, -- Michael Havlicek ...Continue Reading

Anyone use SMTP for sending? Has anyone had any good luck just setting the SMTP server to: localhost and no other settings, including authentication? It looks like, in some instances, that's all you have to do to get SMTP working. Neat. ...Continue Reading

Hello, I just installed the new version of the software. I am very surprised the dada_bridge.pl don't seem to work and it worked before installing the new version! When I test the plugin he says that there are not messages. Something is wrong. Please help me. -- Michael Havlicek ...Continue Reading

On Tue, Dec 06, 2005 at 02:55:05AM -0000, Dada Mail (Justin Simoni) wrote: > Saying all that, you can have an external config file - it's how I do > all my installs - here's the How-To: Thanks! That's much better. William ...Continue Reading

> I don't mind setting it via editing a file but the thing that is a > PITA > is having to redo it each time I upgrade. Would it be possible to have > an external config file that could also be edited via the web? I'm against having the external config able to be edited via the web - it's possible, yes, but it's just not part of the program itself. It makes me sleep a little more soundly at night knowing there's no way to change the root password of Dada Mail via your web browser. I think I comm ...Continue Reading

On Mon, Dec 05, 2005 at 05:55:04AM -0000, Dada Mail (Justin Simoni) wrote: > It's sort of a pain to set the default look and feel through the > Config.pm - in other words, setting the $USER_TEMPLATE variable to > the absolute path/URL of a template file to use for say, the default > page of Dada Mail. I don't mind setting it via editing a file but the thing that is a PITA is having to redo it each time I upgrade. Would it be possible to have an external config file that could also be edited via the w ...Continue Reading

Hello, Everythink was OK for me except one thing as a list owner I wasn't able to participate in the discussion list in reason of the return header. I see you have fixed this yersteday Mr. Simoni it's absolutely wonderful!! -- Michael Havlicek Le 5 d�c. 05, � 06:55, Dada Mail ((Justin Simoni)) a �crit : > > Heya, > > what do you all think about this: > > It's sort of a pain to set the default look and feel through the > Config.pm - in other words, setting the $USER_TEMPLATE variable to the &g ...Continue Reading

Heya, what do you all think about this: It's sort of a pain to set the default look and feel through the Config.pm - in other words, setting the $USER_TEMPLATE variable to the absolute path/URL of a template file to use for say, the default page of Dada Mail. Would it be simpler just to have this as an option in the Manage Appearance -> Edit Template admin screen? Basically, just have a new checkbox that says: [] Use this list's template as the default list template Probably a little more user-friend ...Continue Reading

Hello. I don't understand at all. I had a discussion list of 6 users. Actually I have only one user. I made a mailing to the list administrator adress and the 6 users which do no more appear in the control panel except the one remaining were mailed! Everybody was mailed! -- Michael Havlicek ...Continue Reading