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It's not a Windows only issue. To quote myself:

friedbrain wrote:I have the same issue with OpenEMM 2011 on 64 Bit CentOS

CentOS is a Linux distribution.

maschoff wrote:This is a known bug. We will fix it for OpenEMM 2012 (hopefully this month) and provide a backport for OpenEMM 2011 too.

You should rename it to OpenEMM 2013.

It sucks that there is no patch for OpenEMM 2011.

I have the same issue with OpenEMM 2011 on 64 Bit CentOS but

rene.beiler wrote:yum install libxml2.i386

doesn't help.

Are there any other (currently available) solutions?

Edit: This is a blocker bug to me as OpenEMM is not usable with this bug as it doesn't send mails.

Thanks for helping!

Link: http://news.my-testserver.de:8082/form.do?agnCI=1&agnFN=en_unsubscribe&agnUID=4 This is a completely wrong link (4 is the ID of the recipient): I have used [agnCUSTOMERID] in the template because I thought this would be right, after changing that to [agnUID] it works. The URL then loo...

Damn, I got it:

I have used [agnCUSTOMERID] in the template because I thought this would be right, after changing that to [agnUID] it works.

The URL then looks like this:
http://news.mytestserver.de:8082/form.d ... 0kyb7cm6su

Argh.

That doesn't help me. The code in the newsletter is not the problem.

Can you please post the sourcecode of the 'unsubscribe' form?

markwaldin wrote:Anybody have any help?

I have the same problem and mentioned it in your thread http://www.openemm.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=5021#5021

I guess it's a bug in OpenEMM 6.1.

I have a similar problem using the standard foms of OpenEMM 6.1. Link: http://news.my-testserver.de:8082/form.do?agnCI=1&agnFN=en_unsubscribe&agnUID=4 The form code for the hidden field looks like this (I didn't change it!) <input type="hidden" name="agnUID" value="$...

Thanks for the tip!

@OpenEMM Team:
Why is this not included in the current install guide of OpenEMM 6.1?

Ok, thanks for trying. I'll check out OpenEMM 6 then.

PM sent. Did you use a testsystem with MS Windows XP?
Perhaps the issue is related to the operating system.

I have set up OpenEMM to use a different port than the default 8080 like described here: http://www.openemm.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=3820#3820 When I try to insert an image via FKEditor I still get an image url with the port 8080 in it, which doesn't work. The port 8080 seems to be hardcoded somew...

Step 2: No template
Step 3: Normal mailing
Step 7: No
Step 8: Neither nor, I pressed on "Proceed"