OpenEMM Support

We will provide an extra documentation for Velocity scripts really soon. Several things have changed between OpenEMM 2015 and 2019.

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No. The address of your OpenEMM server.

Your OpenEMM has a URL so that you can access the OpenEMM frontend, for example "openemm.myserver.com"

Use this URL instead of "openemm.example.com".

It should work. If it does not, it could be a bug (it's part of the Java code). We have to investigate that.

Do you mean field "Maximum number of recipients" in the OpenEMM GUI? If so, which value did you enter and how do you know that it does not work?

Now you should install the backend and frontend of OpenEMM as described in the OpenEMM Wiki (https://wiki.openemm.org) in chapter 4.4.

Once you have your first runtime installed, you should use the OpenEMMInstaller for any updates: It is much more convenient and it always gives you access to the latest releases.

Please update to the latest runtime version 19.10.009.015. If this does not help, start the OpenEMMInstaller with option -debug and post its output here.

The default size for mail blocks is 1,000. The value was set when the OpenEMM DB was set up with this SQL statement: INSERT INTO config_tbl (class, name, value) VALUES ('mailout', 'ini.blocksize', '1000'); If you want to lower the blocksize (and, therefore, lower the minimum sending speed), you have...

Same result with the latest runtime version 19.10.009.010. The runtime script is independent from the version of the frontend and backend. Since you insist that the problem is on our side and I run out of ideas I will hereby end this thread.

Well, when I delete dbcfg and start OpenEMMInstaller, I get this output: ============================ Host: openemm-legacy.agnitas.local Runtime Version: 19.10.004.010 Manual Version: Unknown OpenEMM Version: 19.04.000.488 System-Url: http://openemm-legacy.agnitas.local OpenEMMBackend Version: 19.04...

Example for dbcfg:

You should edit the file like described by aso or - at least - delete the file so that OpenEMMInstaller can create a new one.

Your question was already answered here: https://forum.openemm.org/viewtopic.php ... =15#p13682

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