Hi,

Thanks for this goog Hook,

I have "50.000 users" with "35.000 able emails" for mail sending & I need to send mail to all 35.000 able emails every week,

my "Server Rules" for send mail system is "20 send per 1 minute + 3 minutes stop",

so Please help me for best setting in mail option,

Notice: I Installed your Hook
Notice: my vBulletin version is 4.1.4

Thanks.

There isnt any way you can do a "send 20 and then wait 3 minutes".

The closest you can get is use the current default of every 10 minutes, and set the limit to 20.

Since this will send 120 per hour, you are never going to be able to send 35,000 per week as 120/hour would take almost two weeks to process that many e-mails.

You need a less restrictive host.

- I installed according to "Cron-mail-queue.txt FILE", How Much take time with this option for 35.000 send mail ?

- my "Mail Setting" now set on "Number of Emails to Send Per Batch: 80" & "E-Mail Send Delay: 0" , Is It ok or Cound I change them ?

That would take 3 days. It would also break your hosts restrictions.

If my server accepted your setting, Need I change "Number of Emails to Send Per Batch: 80" & "E-Mail Send Delay: 0" ?

Yes.

So, please say me What do I need to change this : "Number of Emails to Send Per Batch: 80" & "E-Mail Send Delay: 0"

Tnx.

What ?? Im lost now.
You canot do what you asked originally.
The settings you mentioned would send them in three days, but break your hosts restrictions.
After that I dont get what you are asking anymore.

Paul, first off- congrats on the new (newish, at least- I just read the announcement @ vbulletin.com) gig with the VB folks..

Do you know a way to include the activation e-mails into the mailqueue? I want to send a reminder activation e-mail to all my users who haven't activated yet, but don't want to violate my Host's TOS- Any way I can accomplish this?

Thanks in advance

Actually, If I just "manually" compose an e-mail through the user-->send e-mail to user system and send it to the primary usergoup of "Users Awaiting Email Confirmation" With $activateid and $activatelink in the content of e-mail, Then it would have nearly the same effect and honor the cron-based mailqueue, right?