I think its a bit of code needs removing and it might work.

I just don't know which part LOL:D

I would guess you want to change this part in the product_anti_managed_bounced_email.xml file, around lines 43-44:

Change to:

I'm not sure why the target="_blank" part is required or helpful in any case but it wraps in Outlook express and is ignored anyway so it works for me as is... :)

Added: If you use this method, you will need to reinstall the product, of course. As an alternative, see the instructions by Antivirus below.

Hi
when I click the EZ Bounce url it takes me to 404 page

the path to admincp is definitly corect however it is not the default Vb path

my path is some thing like this

http://www.mysite.com/hello/ezbounce.php?u=4

please advice

Almqdad, did you upload the ezbounce.php file to your admincp directory?

Nathan, you could get the single link bouncecode back in your emails by altering the code as follows, but I would suggest changing it within the plugin for mail_send instead of doing it in the xml file (it's always safer to avoid editing xml plugins manually).

Try changing following:
to this:

Untested, but I think that'll do the trick for what you want.

Its getting better, keep doing the good work please.
Maybe you get a method how to manage high Member Forums.

When having 10k Users, it is hard to click the bounced emails everytime sending an email to them.

It is indeed. My solution was to send them out in relatively small batches (I used 50 at a time) and I altered the cron jobs initially to send them out at long intervals (I think it was a couple of hours) to limit how many I'd need to do at one time.

The upside is that with a lot of members, many of the older ones will be affected and you'll only have to do it once.

After you get through the initial "pruning" (use the send to an inactive usergroup feature), you can reset the options to anything you like and the procedure becomes much more manageable.

Thanks for the kind words bobbybig, it's really not my intention to steer this in the direction of pipping smtp accounts for bounced emails or reading email log files, etc... tamarian's already doing a great job on his vBouncer hack. This is simply meant as an easy way to deal with a bouncing member once, and then either prune them, or leave them as an inactive member whom no longer receives emails from the forum (depending on how your settings are configured).

true, the first run is a bear, but once it's done, it's relatively easy sailing on a day-to-day basis, even for forums exceeding 10,000 members.

Antivirus

you are right got it working now

thanks

Glad to hear :)

hi

have some body noticed this when members use the Contact Us link

the ezbounce link

http://www.mysite.com/admincp/ezbounce.php?u=1

contains the admin user Id and not the member Id

please check it up