I have to set up a new phplist installation and need to import ~20.000 email accounts from another source to a list.
When I'll import these users, will there be an email to each of them with a request for confirmation? Earlier versions of phplist had a setting for this but it seems to be missing from newer versions and I could not find anything in the docs.
The problem is that all of the addresses have already been confirmed elsewhere and users might be irritated by receiving a new confirmation mail.
I recently imported about 2,000 subscribers and no request for confirmation emails were sent. My version is v3.0.12
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Need help - my prestashop sometimes not sending new order admin emails. They are not in the email logs in backoffice, and not in the spam folder in email.
I also noticed a pattern, that for new orders with just numbers in reference email are generating, but i'm not receiving admin emails for orders with random letters in reference, like this:
Other emails, such as order confirmation and payment confirmation are generating for every order and they are received by customers.
Is there any way to change this order reference to just numbers or any other way to deal with email problem?
Have you tried installing module named "Email Alerts". You can install this module and you can setup notification accordingly.
Hope this helps you !!! :)
Here is the module links:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/is666weeq6qhcug/mailalerts.zip?dl=0
https://github.com/PrestaShop/mailalerts
I'm trying to figure if there's already a plugin for Nagios which does the following:
Sending an email from a mailbox A to a mailbox B, these mailboxes are on different mail servers.
The mailbox B is configured on auto-answering received emails, so it sends an automatic answer to mailbox A
Checking if mailbox A got an answer.
Please check check_email_age plugin. It looks for the oldest email in the account, this can be quite easly amended to look for the newest email with a specific subject.
My Mailchimp blocks sending the e-mails after I imported a larger number of e-mails.
I still have enough space of e-mails left but when I try sending the mail I get the following error:
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MailChimp's artificial intelligence system, Omnivore, automatically scanned your recent import. Omnivore detected that abuse rates for the campaign will exceed industry thresholds. This needs to be resolved before we can support sending to this list.
To resolve this, we must ask that the list data be removed and reconfirmed through a verifiable process. Once this is done, the campaign can be replicated and resent.
But I can not resend to all my clients a subscriber link!
How can I solve this error so I can finally send e-mails again?
Maybe you've alrady solved this, but if not, or anyone struggling with this...
I had the same problem. My solution (after contact with MailChimp support):
Delete all imported emails from the list.
Your Campaign probably still won't send, with same error, so:
Replicate the campaign. The new one will now be able to send.
This worked for me. If not for you, maybe the contact I had with the Compliance Team of Mailchimp was the solution and they confirmed my deleting of the emails. So email and stalk them.
The main issue for the blocking by Omnivore, was probably the amount of info# and ofice# addresses in the import list. At least delete ALL of those before import.
Cheers,
Richard
I tried to import a larget list of subscribers. I eventually figured out that I had to split the CSV file into multiple CSV files with a maximum of 200 entries (subscriber rows) in each for Omnivore to stop complaining.
CSV Splitter (free Windows program) did the trick of splitting my large CSV into smaller chunks.
Before importing, I verified the email addreses in the subscriber list using Free Email Verifier (free online tool), as Omnivore might be cheching for non-existing email adresses.
It might also be unhappy of role based email addresses like postmaster#example.com, but then you will get a notification with a link to display the problematic email address(es).
MailChimp's Omnivore spam filter throws lots of false positives. Unfortunately, they don't check their compliance questionnaires in a timely manner.
Sending an email to Compliance#mailchimp.com is your best bet.
I'm using Aschroder SMTP Pro on my Magento site. The test for email sending(that the plugin does) is successful but order confirmation emails are not being sent.
I enabled email and exception log but i don't manage to see any error in it.
Send mail method in System > Configuration is set to "Separate Email" for each section.
Email templates are correctly configured.
What am i doing wrong?
Thank you.
I also struggled with the problem of order e-mails not being sent in CE 1.9.1 but found the problem after a while:
As of Magento CE 1.9.1 Magento doesn't send order emails directly during the order process.
Instead the mails are queued and are sent by the cron.
So make sure to configure the Magento cronjob properly.
Also refer to:
http://www.magentocommerce.com/knowledge-base/entry/ee1141-ce191-responsive-email#cron
http://www.magentocommerce.com/knowledge-base/entry/ce18-and-ee113-installing#install-cron
There are many things that can cause what you're describing, and most of them are completely unrelated to Magento.
From the limited amount of information you've provided, my guess would be that your email is undeliverable because your domain lacks Sender Policy Framework records (or one of the other major authentication standards like DKIM, SenderID, and Domain Keys), or because the IP/domain you're testing delivery from was formerly occupied by a spammer and has been blacklisted (which happens).
When it comes to testing emails, I usually test delivery to gmail accounts, because they seem to be the most receptive of the public web-based emails. Any kind of company email is usually a bad choice, because they're more likely to have stricter deliverability standards.
The problem was caused by a bad plugin...i had another problem and resolving it Magento restarted sending confirmation emails.
Here is the link to my question(with answer) : Source model "" not found for attribute “privacy” Magento 1.9
Strange things...
My Jira 4.3.2 instance sends emails from jira#{domain}.com. When user, for example Todd, makes a comment on an issue, I would like Jira to send the email from Todd's email address (todd#{domain}.com) rather than jira#{domain}.com.
Is this possible to configure? This is mainly so that users can hit Reply from their email client and email the person responsible for the comment.
From the JIRA documentation it looks as if you can only configure one "from" email address per project, not per user.
The advantage of having project specific email addresses is that you can configure email services that will automatically create or update JIRA issues from emails sent to them.