Thank you, Justin. How often does it refresh the .htpasswd files currently? Warm regards,Mary Ann* On Apr 14, 2016, at 6:11 PM, Justin J justin@PROTECTED [Dada Mail Developers] <dadadev@PROTECTED> wrote:It doesn't look like the plugin refreshes the .htpasswd files at every run of the cronjob. I can certainly add back hat functionality, in a future release, and patch you up Mary Ann,   [*] Post: mailto:dadadev@PROTECTED [*] Unsubscribe » [*] Manage Your Subscription » ...Continue Reading

It doesn't look like the plugin refreshes the .htpasswd files at every run of the cronjob. I can certainly add back hat functionality, in a future release, and patch you up Mary Ann, ...Continue Reading

Is anyone else using the Password Protect Directories plugin? I upgraded to the most recent version of Dada on one of my installs this week and am having trouble with the Password Protect Directories plugin. The script doesn't appear to be updating the .htpasswd file when email addresses are subscribed or unsubscribed. Deleting and readding the protected directory in the plugin got it to update once, but not on an ongoing basis. Should this plugin have a separate cron job? I removed all of the old c ...Continue Reading

> On Apr 7, 2016, at 11:20 AM, Phil McKerracher phil@PROTECTED [Dada Mail Developers] wrote: > > That’s interesting. The limitations of shared hosting are one issue, but the more important issue here is that Dada Mail can fail to deliver a large number of messages with no obvious indication to the user. I for one wasn’t aware that was possible. It’s not a bug exactly, but I think it’s definitely worth a feature request to have some indication on the sending screen when this happens. But that's because say ...Continue Reading

That’s interesting. The limitations of shared hosting are one issue, but the more important issue here is that Dada Mail can fail to deliver a large number of messages with no obvious indication to the user. I for one wasn’t aware that was possible. It’s not a bug exactly, but I think it’s definitely worth a feature request to have some indication on the sending screen when this happens. Not everyone checks all the log files after every mailout. -- Phil McKerracher+44 7565 803841www.beechesit.uk *From:* dadade ...Continue Reading

In my case this didn’t happen (Hostgator, which is owned by the same company as Bluehost - it was someone else’s install which we have since moved to another host). The mail server just deleted the messages and Dada didn’t log anything. It took me awhile to figure out what was going on, because Dada was showing delivery of all of the messages but virtually no stats. There was something logged on the mail server, but since it was a shared host account I didn’t have access to the mail server logs and it wasn’t until I co ...Continue Reading

> On Apr 6, 2016, at 12:40 PM, Phil McKerracher phil@PROTECTED [Dada Mail Developers] wrote: > > Wait, what? If an outgoing send fails then sendmail should return an error and there would probably be a log entry as well. Hopefully that would be the case. In a mass mailing, Dada Mail will try 3x to send a message out, and if it does receive an error all 3x, it'll skip that address, and try the next, after a short while. It will also log this as a sending error, which will show up in the Tracker plugin's repo ...Continue Reading

Wait, what? If an outgoing send fails then sendmail should return an error and there would probably be a log entry as well. I can understand why there would be no notification email and therefore the person who sent the mail might not be immediately aware of the problem but an administrator should be able to see a problem in the Dada mail log and the server log, shouldn’t they? -- Phil McKerracher+44 7565 803841www.beechesit.uk *From:* dadadev@PROTECTED [mailto:dadadev@PROTECTED] *Sent:* 06 April 2016 15:51*To ...Continue Reading

Thank you, that was the problem. Bluehost is increasing it for me. On Wed, Apr 6, 2016 at 9:11 AM, Mary Ann Kelley maryann@PROTECTED [Dada Mail Developers] <dadadev@PROTECTED> wrote:Does your hosting account have sending limits? If so, and you exceeded them, the server just doesn’t send the emails and deletes them from the queue. No one would get a notice, and Dada did its thing so it would show that they went out. If that is the problem, Amazon SES would solve that. Warm regards,Mary Ann On Apr 5, 2016, a ...Continue Reading

Does your hosting account have sending limits? If so, and you exceeded them, the server just doesn’t send the emails and deletes them from the queue. No one would get a notice, and Dada did its thing so it would show that they went out. If that is the problem, Amazon SES would solve that. Warm regards,Mary Ann On Apr 5, 2016, at 9:36 PM, Margie Baxley margiebaxley@PROTECTED [Dada Mail Developers] <dadadev@PROTECTED> wrote:I sent out a newsletter Friday evening. Dadamail showed that it was sent to all the address ...Continue Reading