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So, the problem is very likely the fact that the database is not accessible by the scripts that do the mailing. I don't quite understand the full architecture of how all the processes inter-relate, however, this one I was able to track down. See my post here: https://forum.openemm.org/using-openemm-...

Sure. So, my question then becomes, could some of them be shared as part of the sharing of source code? Perhaps prune the ones that fail and let the community grow the ones that are functional? Certainly understand the business expense of potentially sharing them and that extra cost... I certainly w...

Code seems like it has been written in conjunction with test cases. Are there any available? They would make understanding the code a lot easier as well as give me a foundation for developing the features I'm working on in a more efficient manner.

Thanks!

So, I identified my problem here... I was using xampp for my database stack. It conflicted with the default mysql configuration assumed by the system. And, I got it working. To debug this I linked /etc/my.cnf to the one in xampp I also had to link /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock to the specified by xampp....

So, I identified my problem here... I was using xampp for my database stack. It conflicted with the default mysql configuration assumed by the system. And, I got it working. To debug this I linked /etc/my.cnf to the one in xampp I also had to link /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock to the specified by xampp....

So, I identified my problem here... I was using xampp for my database stack. It conflicted with the default mysql configuration assumed by the system. And, I got it working. To debug this I linked /etc/my.cnf to the one in xampp I also had to link /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock to the specified by xampp....

happening for me in 2011...

./smenable displays message:
"Failed to setup database interface"

Could you please give a little more detail with what you fixed and how you fixed it? Having (probably) the same problem.

"Unable to get database cursor"

Thanks - H

Found the script logs.... the date-machine-update.log is just spewing "Unable to get database cursor"

Thoughts?

I've been experimenting with OpenEMM and the Test sends work, however, when I do a regular send, the requests map to the same users (I do alter them from Test to Normal). The system claims the mail is sent to the same # of people as I expect, yet the mail is never received. Any ideas where should I ...

Seems liked the database could be made quite a bit more efficient through the use of more indexes. As I spend more time with "profile fields", it's pretty apparent that those should be indexed upon creation so they could be leveraged by target groups.

There are several places where Date is used, of note is as a "profile field" Timestamp provides much more granularity and should be either an additional option or a replacement. Also, the Date-based sending sends an email at a specified time each day. My needs require evolving that to a si...

Edit - I set up my Tomcat to enable remote debugging and Eclipse to attach. I'd certainly prefer to be able to run the server from within Eclipse, but this will get me by....

Java seems fine... I get a lot of errors in the JSPs and one in the Javascript as follows: EDIT: Looks like Eclipse's Java and Javascript validators are buggy. Removed most of the errors I had originally posted. This is a bug: Start tag (<span>) not closed properly, expected >. empfaenger-uebersicht...

Some services do a reverse lookup to ensure mail comes from where you say it's coming from (hotmail does this) so if you're just running a mailserver that (perhaps IP?) doesn't match - they assume you're just running a spam operation.