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The problem might be with permissions - you won't need batches, the application is very light on the machine.

I think the email rate depends on the server you're on and how much of the hardware you're allowed to use on it if you're a virtual user. I haven't used OpenEMM on a virtual hosting account so I'm not the best one to answer the question. I really don't know if you'll be able to use OpenEMM on a $16 ...

I should say, for that opt out link to work you need to go over the directions in the manual to make the Opt Out Question.

More on hosting here --
http://www.openemm.org/forums/ftopic116.html

I gave up with hosting my own servers years ago. It's just not worth when you can get a dedicated machine for under $100 that's on a strong pipe to the Internet with power backups, etc etc.

I'm sending about 17k emails a day from this set up and the server doesn't seem to have a problem. You may want to read this thread -- http://www.openemm.org/forums/ftopic37.html Control Panel-Webmin (I really didn't use Webmin much, but it's on the server) IP Space-1 IP Address Memory-1 GB Monthly ...

I'm sending out 17k emails a day from a cheap server. You don't have to batch anything, the application queues the emails up and sends them out without overloading the server. I really don't know all the code involved here though. Honestly I just started it up, kicked out a few thousand emails and e...

You can take a look at www.duncecapjokes.com to see what I have up there now. That allows people to subscribe and then I have an unsubscribe link in the email that I send out. What I have there is a very simple example. You have to link the html subscribe form on the web page to the form you create ...

I don't know if virtual hosting will work. I send about 17K emails a day and that keeps a (cheap) dedicated machine busy all day every day.

The message sender should be the ext_1@ address, then in the application you specify where ext_1@ address forwards to.

Well I had the application send out a few hundred thousand emails without a problem. I got this error message today though --- I rebooted and everything works fine again ------------------------- Ein Fehler ist aufgetreten Ursache: javax.servlet.ServletException: javax.servlet.jsp.JspTagException: o...

What's the hardware bottleneck? Can I throw more RAM at it and improve the speed?

Ever since I started sending 17K emails a day to my regular mailing list, the problem went away.

Here's my machine: - Port Speed: 10 Mbit Port - Processor: Athlon XP 2100+ - Memory: 1 GB - Operating System: CentOS 4 I'm sending about 17k emails a day for www.duncecapjokes.com -- The problem I have is that it takes just over 24 hours to send the mailing, and it's suppose to be a "joke of th...

When you import a mailing list, what does "Delete binding-information from mailinglist(s)" mean?

Here's where I'm at with the code for "r" #!/usr/bin/perl -wT # use strict; use CGI qw/:standard/; my $thisenv = $ENV{'QUERY_STRING'}; # Create a user agent object use LWP::UserAgent; $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new; $ua->agent("MyApp/0.1 "); # Create a request my $postaddy = 'http://w...