OpenEMM Technical Support Forum

Yes, the problem still exists. We tried to update to FCK editor version 2.6 and encountered even more problems. An no, the java version should not be the source of the problem.

yes, blue_asterisk, please tell us. If it works I will add your info to the official install guide. Thank you!

No, you need direct access to the shell (SSH).

Of course, you can download release 5.4.0. But this does not look like an OpenEMM problem, but like a general connectivity problem ("connection refused").

It depends on at which version you stopped running the sql update scripts. Since every update script adds tables, fields or values to the OpenEMM database you should check if a table, field or value already exists in your database - if not, run the script.

Menu Settings, submenu Update.

Please check in settings -> user the rights of your administrator account. You should see a permission called "Display online update" in the section "General".

If not, then your database is (for whatever reason) not up to date.

The update permission seems to be missing from your account. Start mysql as user root and execute

Please see the install guide which describes how to stop the update process and start the update again.

If you want to import more than 120,000 addresses into your database, you have to change the property import.maxrows in file emm.properties in directory /home/openemm/webapps/core/WEB-INF/classes accordingly. Property recipient.maxRows defines the maximum number of profiles the database will hold. H...

There is no hard limit. But you can set the maximum number of recipients OpenEMM will handle in file emm.properties with the property recipient.maxRows (set to 200,000 by default).

Unzip the binary tarball of OpenEMM and execute files update_openemm-5.3.0-5.3.1.sql, file update_openemm-5.3.1-5.3.2.sql and update_openemm-5.3.2-5.4.0 to update in directory /usr/share/doc/OpenEMM-5.4 to upgrade your database from 5.3 to 5.4 (see install guide for details).

Sorry, we have problems to reproduce this error. Can you reproduce the problem? If so, could you provide us with an import file so that we can replicate your import?

Re 1: Yes, it's called "date based mailing. An example: Every new subscriber should get a greeting mail one day after subscription, two days later a followup mails and one week later a reminder mail. You can define three target groups greeting (creation_date +1 = sysdate), followup (creation_da...

We don't know if this is a bug in MySQL, but it behaves differently if you store a PDF file instead of a file with a different format.

You can change the code to set the limit higher but we know from experience that in this case at least some versions of MySQL will cause an exception.

This article (in German language) should answer your questions:

http://www.agnitas.de/fileadmin/pdf/dow ... ce-407.pdf