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Problem is that I can not reproduce your problem. My settings for the OpenEMM newsletter: Yes, I can appreciate that if you can't reproduce it limits what you can do. it's a pity. ID = 1 Description = Default Gender Male = Dear Gender Female = Dear Gender Unknown = Dear OpenEMM user In my template ...

I thought that you created a target group using this expression. You did not? Which version of MySQL do you use? I wasn't aware that you could do this! :) no, I'm simply using the web interface and using all the standard features. I'm using the v2011 VMX that you/the OpenEMM team created. sorry, I ...

When you "compress" the stacktrace it basically says check the syntax to use near 'INTERVAL -1.0 HOURS), '%Y%m%d')' Maybe you should have a look at the interval expression you used and check if it works with MySQL. Hi, thanks for the response, but when you say <I> used... I can't write SQ...

Just to close this off. I was never able to find a fix for this.

So I have started using the 2011 VMX created by OpenEMM team running on Linux Centos instead.

I hope one day the fix to this will be found and v2011 will work on Windows.

CPW

Hi, I'm just about to start sending my first mailing! and I start recieving automated emails from openemm software (nice feature btw). Can anyone enlighten me a to what the error is saying and what i need to do to fix? From: info@agnitas.de Date: 4 October 2011 11:20:14 To: openemm.mail.error@mydoma...

maschoff wrote:Does type=1 work?

No, this doesn't work As above, the default EN and DE templates don't work either and provide the same error.

@mathias.lin What is your o/s and version, and 32bit/64bit? Looking at your log file, firstly it appears you are on Linux, correct? if so, this adds a different issues as I am on Windows 2008 64bit. it appears you're having problems either wiht your java path or accessing the xmlback (I understand x...

DNS not set correctly on the WAN adapter, eth0.

Updated the below with correct DNS, now works:

/etc/resolv.conf

I had configured the v2011 VMX with the eth0 as the remote IP, which seemingly works as I can log into OpenEMM via the remote IP address, not the locally provided DHCP, but a provider WAN IP. So great, but with just the one eth0 the preview and sendmail takes takes. I noticed when starting openemm.s...

well, to update this. I've created a test mailing and sending the Test-email takes just as long, upto 15minutes to send a mailing!

This is the VMX provided so I'm confused where it's going wrong.

Where can i look to see what's going wrong?

Hi, I'm using the v2011 VMX RH provided and still having problems. When previewing it can take upto 15 minutes for he preview to load/render. It does eventually render but takes upto 15 minutes! Surely this isn't right? This is on the same VM host that I had a windows 2008 v6.2 installation running ...

I've updated the system variable PATH to include the path: C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin I'm not sure why or if it is normal, but I have this JAVA install too: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_26\bin I restarted tomcat, with the complete log below: 21-Sep-2011 09:20:39 org.apache.catalina.core.AprLif...

Sorry, the Tomcat log for Windows has a different name. You will find the log in logs/tomcat with file name catalina.<timestamp>.log. I've found catalina.2011-09-21.log, and here's the contents. It references something is not found, maybe that is it? Maybe the JAVA path isn't set correctly? 21-Sep-...

I've downloaded the redhat VMX with a ready to run v2011 software installed. Is there any documentation to get that working? I've found the old VMX v6.2 instructions, but I'm having issues try to gain access to the web interface once I reconfigure it with my WAN IP details. I've added the VMX onto m...

Hiya - both of these issues you seem to face, seem to be common with the Windows version: 1. tomcat not found - if you explicitly define the path to tomcat, this works fine, as per: https://forum.openemm.org/installation-upgrades-f2/topic2035.html 2. tomcat homepage visible on localhost:8080. Well t...