OpenEMM Support

First you'll want to make sure sendmail can send with the DKIM signing without OpenEMM These links may help - https://clients.javapipe.com/knowledgebase/132/How-to-Test-Sendmail-From-Command-Line-on-Linux.html https://www.stevejenkins.com/blog/2011/08/installing-opendkim-rpm-via-yum-with-postfix-or-...

That didn't work. So I wrote a perl script that exports a file that I import back into openemm as bounces. I guess I could have the perl update the db directly, if I have some time I'll play with that.

Thanks, I had:

From: complaints.*

but I'll add that line too and see what happens.

Thanks for the info, there are no files with those names. It's very odd because the format of the emails is the same, just different email addresses. For example I'm seeing it with Yahoo feedback loop emails. All the feedback loop emails from Amazon SES are from: complaints@us-west-2.email-abuse.ama...

I am still seeing the same problem even with much more power on the hosting machine. Some of the emails are getting properly filtered by bav.rule and set to bounce, others that have the exact same format are not. Very odd.

The filters in bav.rule seem to get skipped sometimes. With the Amazon SES set up, when a feedback loop is sent (so the user clicked "Spam" in say yahoo/hotmail/aol/whatever) Amazon sends an email from a complaint address back to the sending address of the email. You must remove that perso...

I'm running OpenEMM on a cloud server. After a few mailings I'm coming to the conclusion that bounces don't always get filtered, and I think it's because I'm running the processor at 100% when the mailing is sent out. My guess is that there's a time limit on the code that runs the bounce filter, and...

Great, glad to be of help

Oh, I should add, it's best to include the email address you're sending to in the actual email (at least the text format) so that when AOL/Comcast/etc send back the bounce it's in the email and can filter it out. Some ISP's remove the email address from the To: line and then you're stuck hunting in ...

Found out a few things -- First, this line needs to be removed from bav.rule: ^Action: failed There are a lot of spam filters that respond with that line, and there's nothing wrong with the email address. Not sure why that's in bav.rule but I'd suggest deleting it. And secondly, I got the Amazon SES...

I've got Amazon SES set up and working with OpenEMM. My problem is that Amazon SES sends some complaint response/feedback loop emails with no text in the body that I can match in the bav.rule file. The only thing it always matches is the email address it is sent from. Is there a way to set a hard bo...

You would set up an "Action" to unsubscribe and part of the action would be to add a step for "Send action based mailing"

It looks like I have Amazon SES working with OpenEMM. It was pretty easy to do. So here's my basic install - http://openemm.agnitas.de/installation-upgrades-f2/topic3141.html Because I wanted to test this out, I bought a new domain to set up Amazon SES with OpenEMM. So in my Digital Ocean hosting, I...

Here's a quick Perl script to backup email lists and mail them to you. I set this up on a daily crontab, just in case #!/usr/bin/env perl use DBI; use Data::Dumper; use MIME::Lite; my $emailfrom = 'server@email.com'; my $emailto = 'your@email.com'; my $emailsubject = 'Backup of Emails'; my $emailbod...

It's good to keep them so you don't add them again.