OpenEMM Technical Support Forum

Hi, The links to OpenEMM call OpenEMM forms . If there is no such form, there is no risk. Here is my suggestion for your problem: 1. Delete the single opt-in form from your OpenEMM installation. 2. Only use double-opt in for your registration. 3. Rountinely update your blacklist using the http://www...

Hi, We're running OpenEMM 2013 on CentOS. While checking my recipient statistic I found an unusual high number of bounces. Looking closer, most had the status Mass Bounce by Admin . I don't recall to have seen this status before. Does anyone know what this status actually means? Thanks a lot Markus

Hi ruffp, I am not sure I understand you correctly. However, in order to unsubscribe recipients from a specific mailing list you could: 1. Create a CSV of those email addresses, that need to be unsubscribed. 2. Create an import profile with the mode "mark recipients as opt out" 3. Import t...

Hi bhcuong2008, You could try to solve your problem using Target Groups and dynamic content. The situation is similar to our bi-lingual user registration, where we send either a German or English mailing based on the target group (= based on the language setting). See the "Target Group" se...

Hi baron,

Its some time since your post, but please have a look at this post:
http://forum.openemm.org/suggestions-f4 ... html#p8043

This should answer your question sufficiently - otherwise, send me a PM

Markus

I agree, this would be a nice feature

For lists < 100,000 recipients we usually work with a blocksize of 500 - 1,000 emails and 5 min. break between the blocks. This results in 6K - 12K emails per hour.

Hi sr-ska, I did some testing, and yes, your problem can be solved. Our DOI registration process consist of 3 steps (3 forms): Step 1: - Field definitions (i.e. mailing list etc.) - User data entry (name, email etc.) - Call Step 2 Step 2: - Create user entry - Send DOI E-Mail Step 3: - User presses ...

Hi ruffp,

We are doing what you are looking for.

Please refer to my 2 posts at:
http://forum.openemm.org/suggestions-f4 ... =doi#p8220

Best Regards
Markus

Nimmi,

The user roles / rights are described in the documentation.

Markus

We had an external contractor (via oDesk) to implement DKIM on OpenEMM 2013 including bounce management for us.
He created a new mail qeue system and signed the mails outside OpenEMM.

Markus

Hi, there are two easy ways to do this: 1. Use a double-opt-in process for the registration (instead of single-opt-in). This will filter out illegal e-mail addresses. 2. Frequently import the "Mogelmail list" (www.mogelmail.de) as blacklist. This way, you filter out all temporary ("10...

Hi,

Yes, we have OpenEMM 2013 + DKIM on Gento running.

We used an external contractor via oDesk to do the job.

He had implemented separate mailing-qeues (slow/mid/fast) and signed the mails outside OpenEMM.

Best Regards
Markus

OpenEMM is a great E-Mail Marketing tool.
For a quick tour you may want to check the videos on Youtube.

Regards
Markus

Hi ud,

I am not quite sure I understand what you want to say.
Graylisting works fine on our OpenEMM 6.2 installation. Just not on the OE2013. And we can't find the reason yet.

Markus