OpenEMM Technical Support Forum

Please define your own salutation in OpenEMM in this menu:

Settings -> Forms of address (yes, bad wording, will be changed in the next release)

In your e-mail use the tag

[agnTITLEFULL type=1]

Replace "1" with the number of the salutation you defined.

Stephen,

could you please specify the (dedicated?) hardware you are using for OpenEMM?

Thanks!

flyboy,

thank you for the flowers!

We will include your feedback in release 5.0.2.

Yes, right now this is a feature of our commercial version which runs on a distributed computer platform. To use this feature for OpenEMM (which is a single server solution) we have to optimize the code which will take some time.

No problem, this is a rather advanced feature of OpenEMM and not as intuitively designed as we would like it to be.

flyboy, thanks, I will put a note on the requirement page.

Soon in this case means this week.

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Yes, only the first record is processed (by incident, no bug), because every module gets filled by just one content record. If OpenEMM finds a matching record (and a record with target group "all subscribers" always matches) it uses this record to fill in the place holder (module) and stop...

This is straight from our install guide (INSTALL.pdf, section 6.2 A): If you plan to use the redirect features of OpenEMM, open the file 'openemm.sql' with a text editor like edit or vim, and find and replace the string http://rdir.de with a valid Redirection-URL. In our example it is http://bounce....

Source code is available at Sourceforge.net

See http://sourceforge.net/project/showfile ... _id=168937

and download file OpenEMM-5.0.src.tar.gz

We expect to finish this version tonight and if the release passes our test suite tomorrow, we will publish it tomorrow.

This is a bug which will be fixed in - soon to be released - version 5.0.1. BTW, the values are not lost, but, unfortunately, not visible.

Please provide the exact version of OpenEMM you are using.

Thank you!

Ok, here is what we will do: After releasing OpenEMM 5.0.1 (coming soon) we will offering a VMX Image for testing purposes. You just have to copy this file on your machine since the VMX Image runs on top of a VMware player which supports your operating system (as long as it is Linux or Windows). If ...

- CentOS 4 (Red Hat compatible)
- Fedora Core 5
- Novell Suse 9.3
- OpenSuse 10.0

For instructions please download install guide INSTALL.pdf from our website.