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Its is not a problem of the runtime, but a problem of the versioning on the download server. Should be fixed now, please try again.

Which version of OMT do you use?

If you upgrade your runtime (OMT) to a version 22.10.x, you are offered to download a BETA of OpenEMM 22.10. Since the status is BETA, you should not upgrade your production environment, yet. Please note that OpenEMM 22.10 will be the last version officially supporting MySQL (5.7). We recommend to u...

Unfortunately we can not reproduce the missing status change of campaign mailings. Please describe in more detail how your campaign is designed, what type of start trigger it uses and what type of mailings are used.

We will have a look. If we can reproduce it, we will fix it (ticket O-570).

Please post the output of menu "Show OpenEMM status" of OpenEMM.

Please check if these links work for you: runtime: 21.04.100 https://fileshare.agnitas.de/index.php/s/S3Z2rSoxE95XbNT/download openemm: 21.04.000.124 https://fileshare.agnitas.de/index.php/s/akm6FGfWsfSMmdm/download manual: 21.04.461 https://fileshare.agnitas.de/index.php/s/M5MDdnmRbFbgKbw/download ...

Admin Guide had some minor missing information and some parts needed modification

Could you please provide some hints?

Company ID in OpenEMM is always 1 (parameter agnCI). agnFN defines the name of the web form in OpenEMM and placeholder ##AGNUID## will automatically replaced with the user's ID by EMM.

Please describe your problem more detailed so that we can try to reproduce it.

You could try to hide the unsubscribe link with a CSS class (which will be not interpreted in emails)

ETAs for future OpenEMM versions will be communicated in the OpenEMM wiki, but the version numbers should give you an indication.

You can use #if #else #end in EMM webforms (see user manual for more details). If you need it for mail content, you have to wait for OpenEMM 22.10 or 23.04.

You can always use menu "Security" of OMT to set a new password for user "emm-master".

Please check this thread: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=7687

I proposed "2019 or later". IMO, the latest stable is always the best.