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I don't think you have the tags right. It should be: [agnDB column="columnname"] so if your column is called "whatever" then it would be as follows: [agnDB column="whatever"]. Note: Remember, the column name is not what it appears on the database but rather the name you...

You'd find that OpenEMM's database is quite friendly. They are not that difficult to understand. Though I am new myself, from what I can see, you can edit table customer_1_tbl via MySQL. That table contains the customer details. Another table called customer_1_binding_tbl is to determine which maili...

My bad, it was just a missing MySQL-python support.

I hope this is relevant to some of the people in this thread. ^^

Wow! This totally true!

Thanks a lot ^^

I have installed OpenEMM 5.4.0 on Debian 4.1.1-21. I didn't use the RPM package, but rather the Binary (tar.gz). I followed the Installer Guide and managed to install it. Almost everything is fine. However, I found that I'm not able to send e-mails (just like the previous posts before me). Sending e...

Hi everyone! I have read the requirements that OpenEMM requires MySQL 4.1.18 or higher. I have already MySQL 4.0 installed and some of the higher ups are just not keen on upgrading. Could you please explain to me why it would not work under MySQL 4.0 and what are the things to watch out for? Is ther...

Hi there, my system currently is as follows:

- Fedora 8 (Werewolf)
- OpenEMM 5.4.0-1
- Java 1.6.0_05-b13
- sendmail 8.14.2
- MySQL 5.0.45

Works well so far! Thanks a lot!

Hello everyone, I'm new to OpenEMM and not very good with technical knowledge either, so please take it easy on me. So far, I've managed to install OpenEMM 5.4.0.1 on my Fedora 8 machine using the step-by-step instruction in the guide. It was quite simple enough, and I must say that the system is GR...

Hey Marton,

I'm running OpenEMM on Fedora 8.

No problems here, just followed the instruction manual provided. Heheh.

Any trouble? Gimme a buzz and I'll see if I can help. I'm a beginner too, though, don't expect too much.

Cheers,
Henry