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Paul M 02-12-2008 07:09 AM

Why not read the first post.

Peejay 02-17-2008 02:05 PM

Another Host Gator user here who is very happy with this hack as it saves me having to worry about the mass mails that go out from the site automatically for innactive users etc...

Many thanks :D

gbox master 02-17-2008 09:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 1441297)
Why not read the first post.

Quote:

There are two realisitc options for the cron job, you can either set it to run every minute, and set the items to be processed to something small (like 10), or you can do what this modification does by default and set it to run every 10 minutes, and set the items to be processed to something larger (like 100).

thats the problem otherwise i would not ask
i dont understand what it say
i dont see any settings
so maybe there should be a good howto for all these hacks and mods
then we would not have to ask so many questions

zlos 02-18-2008 05:45 AM

Hi Paul

My mail processing stopped this night. I have checked database - everything seems to be fine (mailqueue and datastore tables are repaired and returned OK). I see no error logged in apache log. I see no error while trying to invoke scheduled task manually. Mailing works just fine (registration emails and bad posts reports are being sent).
Where to dig now? Over 50.000 mails are waiting in the pipe...

EDIT: I have found erroneous record in mailqueue (partly cut text). Truncating mailqueue helped.

gbox master 02-22-2008 07:53 PM

:confused: now i see some mail thing in the admin pannel see atachment

why not a good howto for this hack please
so we can use it and edit the settings
and some explanation where the settings are located


if there is any member who knows these things please pm me so i can get in touch with some one who knows how this thing works :up:

Icy 02-23-2008 12:49 AM

This is because you have installed Antivirus's plugin, which shows queue stats on Admin Control Panel. There is no settings for this. It will just show your mail queue stats. However you can edit two options.

1. Admin Control Panel > vBulletin Options > Email Options

2. Admin Control Panel > Scheduled Tasks > Scheduled Task Manager

NeutralizeR 02-24-2008 01:25 PM

I'm glad i found this hack, thanks Paul!

Btw, i also have this hack installed. Does it have anything to do with yours?
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=123719

Another question...

Let's say i sent 100.000 emails to my members using "Send email to users" function and i have the default settings (600 emails per hour) enabled. It'll take about 7 days to finish sending emails? In the mean time, users won't receive "password reminder" emails till the queue is free, will they?

Paul M 02-24-2008 05:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NeutralizeR (Post 1449917)
Let's say i sent 100.000 emails to my members using "Send email to users" function and i have the default settings (600 emails per hour) enabled. It'll take about 7 days to finish sending emails? In the mean time, users won't receive "password reminder" emails till the queue is free, will they?

Yes, it would take 7 days at that rate. As for password reminders, I suspect they are not queued, but I don't know for sure without looking at the VB code. Subscription emails would be delayed.

mabe38 02-29-2008 03:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Antivirus (Post 1367832)
Great modification Paul, really helps with sending out emails to large amounts of members. I found myself wondering how many emails were in the queue quite often however, and I got tired of manually running a SELECT query in the console to find out how many emails were remaining in the queue... so i coded the attached add-on for your mod which adds the quantity of remaining emails in the mail queue to the AdminCP page.

You can see a screenpic of what it does in the attached "screenie.gif" image. I just thought I would share it with everyone who's using this mod, makes life a little easier. :)

Where can I see that option???

Icy 02-29-2008 05:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mabe38 (Post 1453735)
Where can I see that option???

In Admin Control Panel Index (./admincp/index.php). Above the Administrator Notes.


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