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No, you need your own instance for every client. Multi client capability is only offered by our commercial version EMM.

You have 2 possibilities:

1. Split your list and import it slice by slice

2. Put more RAM into your machine

1. Define an english and an italian target group with english and italian recipients.

2. Direct the first text module of your mailing (with english text) to the corresponding target group.

3. Add a second text module with italian text, directed to the second target group.

Finito!

Re Tomcat: I don't know and don't have the time to check right now. Just give it a try!

Re suggestion: Sorry, I have overlooked your posting and answered it now.

OK, you are right, we will include more date formats by default in the next release.

You can send any corrections to contact AT openemm DOT org and we will gladly include them into the next release of the user manual!

Please see this FAQ entry for further information:

http://www.openemm.org/faq/questions/25 ... inux+only)

It is possible to run OpenEMM with Tomcat but you have to make various adjustments to web.xml (depending on the version of Tomcat you plan to use), to applicationContext.xml and you have to add and remove some libs to and from the classpath.

The VMX version is online now.

The VMX version is online now.

You are right! We will clarify this section in the OpenEMM user manual.

Our guess is that your system does not work with sendmail but uses a different MTA that tries to emulate sendmail (incompletely).

Thanks for your feedback! I added your solution to the FAQ entry.

You will find the logs in /home/openemm/var/log.

Please see also http://www.openemm.org/faq/questions/25 ... inux+only)

An expression like "current_timestamp -1" does not work. This is a bug which was posted to the SourceForge bugtracker at https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=2153115&group_id=168937&atid=848488 If you are interested in a patch, please monitor this entry to ...

please see http://www.openemm.org/forums/ftopic844.html