Thanks for the suggestion but we must use our own in-house email
sending software which is an integrated part of our website. So
mailman and the like doesn't really fit in. We must synchronize it
with our database, and mailman's daily-digest options doesn't match
our needs (the daily digest is in
Elazar,
Don't you think it would be wiser to use a software designed for such mail
distribution, with subscription management done by the users themselves, and
of course, built-in ability to detect bounces and automatically unsubscribe
such users? For example, mailman[1] ?
-- Shimi
[1] http:
There are users getting websites updates, if there's no valid email I
want to get that user off the list. So I need some way to get a list
of the bounced emails sent by me, by a log file, a csv or any other
means. The exact format doesn't matter, I'll need to write a script
that would get the user
Hi Elazar,
What do you mean by a list of bounced emails? What format do you need
the list to be in? You can install Sendmail on a PIII and handle 400K per
day depending on the average size of the messages and your bandwidth.
Sendmail has the log format and rule rewriting capabilityies that you
I'm looking for a SMTP relay server, that would enable me to recieve a
list of bounced emails. It needs to support delivery of 400K messages
daily.
Can you provide me any recommendations?
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The Mandriva-one 2007 live CD came in several versions and one of them
included Hebrew support. As far as I can see, 2007.1 doesn't have Hebrew
support. Am I missing something?
--
Shlomo Solomon
http://the-solomons.net
Sent by KMail (KDE 3.5.4) on LINUX Mandriva 2007
Eben Moglen about the "Be Very Affraid" strategy:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YExl9ojclo
Transcript:
http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_%E2%80%9CBe_very_afraid%E2%80%9D_tour
Haven't watched the movie but after reading the transcript and the latest
news from Redmond I think I understand what
On Wed, May 16, 2007, Rafi Cohen wrote about "RE: need some help with tcp/ip
programming":
> Hi Nadav, well, in my case I do not have thousands of concurrent
> connections, about 20-30 only.
In this case, the performance difference between an implementation using
select, poll, epoll, or even one
