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Hi there. Stupid user got it all wrong and I'd like to cancel a scheduled mailing ... is it possible? The emails have been generated and scheduled. I'm happy to tinker in mysql or sendmail if needs be...

Thanks for your speedy response!

v5.5.1 on CentOS5 has been running fine for some time now. Onto a mailing created from a copy of a copy and adding another picture component, I get the following error: 500 Servlet Exception java.lang.IllegalStateException: forward() not allowed after buffer has committed. at com.caucho.server.webap...

Some time ago, I started a migration onto our mail host, doomed to failure. So now I'm trying to get it (v5.5.0) going on the old(er) server again, which I'd expected to be a 2-minute job. However, it starts but doesn't work - users see a java exception "Connection refused". I can't think ...

ma wrote:If you use the internal SMTP server of OpenEMM instead of Sendmail, please make sure that no other SMTP server (like Postfix, qmail or Exim) is active on your machine.

Ah. This is our mail server... am I attempting the impossible here?

Thanks for the response. Does this bug report and fix help? http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=2015771&group_id=168937&atid=848488 When I try to start openemm, it now says: $ OpenEMM.sh start Start /home/openemm/bin/scripts/bav-update.py .. done. Start /home/openemm...

Hopefully, this is just a general misunderstanding... One service my gateway server runs is dansguardian - content filtering, which runs on port 8080. When talking about redirect services, Section 8.1 of the admin guide says "You can map that port to another port - see appendix C for further de...

I'm trying to install v5.5.0 on a CentOS-4 based distro, which uses postfix. The install guide implies I can ignore sendmail packages if I'm not using sendmail. However, when I get to installing the OpenEMM rpm, it says # rpm -ihv OpenEMM-5.5.0-1.i386.rpm error: Failed dependencies: sendmail-cf is n...

Looks like your mysql is not running (as you upgrade from a previous version, I assume that the database itself is available.) -- ud Thanks for the reply. As far as I can tell, mysql is running fine: mysql> select count(*) from customer_1_tbl; +----------+ | count(*) | +----------+ | 664 | +-------...

I'm trying to migrate from a sendmail v5.4.0 linux to v5.5.0 linux with sendmail disabled (it's a mail server using postfix). I'm installing without sendmail which originally pooped out at the openemm rpm install saying sendmail-cf dependency couldn't be found. I --nodeps installed that, copied &...

In order to check who's going to get a mailing, I create a target group then view that group in recipient overview by selecting it in the "Target" dropdown and clicking "OK". However, moving page resets the target group back to "All". Am I doing something stupid or is t...

Hi. I think this is just me misunderstanding the instructions. My domain's mail server (MX for mydomain.com) is NOT my openemm server (server.mydomain.com). I have set the from and reply-to addresses as REAL addresses (real@mydomain.com) in the mailings. Some bounces get returned as messages to real...

If you try to import 2 different csv fields into the same db field, it silently fails - the only clue being "New recipients: 0". I had a csv with 2 columns, each record only filled 1 of the columns so it made sense. Would have been nice for the pre-validation to say "you can't do that...

TWittmann wrote:See the link http://www.openemm.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2

Nothing useful there!!!?!

saschas wrote:Has anybody in here tried the postfix-wrapper??

Tell me more...

Ah that would explain it then! You say "at the moment" ... does that mean it's coming? Any idea when?

Thanks for your response.
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It seems to me like postfix just needs to be told to process the var/spool/ADMIN and var/spool/QUEUE directories ... but I'm new to postfix and can't find anything on configuring it for multiple queues ... I would have expected to find something in the OpenEMM docs somewhere??? As this is pretty key...