OpenEMM Support

We are working on a migration from Python 2.7 to 3.x, which will be available with a new release of OpenEMM next year.

We are happy to announce that the executable programm code of the first beta of OpenEMM 2019 is available for download at https://www.agnitas.de/download/openemm-binaries/ Right now we are polishing the source code for the public release of the final version of OpenEMM 2019 at GitHub, scheduled for ...

If you want to check out the beta of OpenEMM 2019, please register for access to a test installation here:

https://www.agnitas.de/en/openemm-demo/

Why do you think you can not delete profile fields? Maybe the permission is just missing for your user? Or do you get a specific error message?

Thanks for your notification! Should be fixed now, please re-check!

The current roadmap for OpenEMM 2019: https://www.agnitas.de/en/e-marketing_m ... elease2018

Stay tuned!

Did you follow the Tomcat 7 related advice of the OpenEMM Install&Admin Guide? NOTE: If you want to run OpenEMM with Tomcat 7, you have to remove line <Listener className="org.apache.catalina.core.ThreadLocalLeakPreventionListener"/> in file server.xml in directory /home/openemm/conf/ and add this l...

Why don't you have a look at the manual to get a feeling what OpenEMM can do?

Great, thanks for your feedback!

There seems to be a automatic forward from HTTP to HTTPS protocol on your system which you should disable.

Hint from our backend development: To ensure that these mails are recognized to be scanned for bounces, you could add a rule to the section [systemmail]:

While bounce processing of OpenEMM works synchronously, timeout is a generous 2 minutes. If a timeout is reached this should be logged in files with string "is_no_systemmail", "scan_and_unsubscribe" or "filter_or_forward" as part of the file names in directory /home/openemm/var/log/. Please have a l...

Jim, what exactly do you mean by "bounces not getting filtered"? Could you give us more details or an example?

Sorry, your use case does not work with OpenEMM.

Better CentOS 7 than CentOS 6, because EOL of 7 is later.