Re: [WebDNA] Re-sending emails

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2017

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texte = 1008This is a multi-part message in MIME format.--------------C76350882EE2C3F1FB390102Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8; format=flowedContent-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printableStuart,This is a repost of the email I sent back on 2017-05-11 with the subject=20"EMailFolder." I just search my personal the archive for it:--------------------------------------------Here's something new I just figured out and thought I would post it here=20for posterity.I'm working on an email management system to monitor, read and resubmit=20emails to WebDNA for sending.As you might already know, when you use the [sendmail] context it=20creates a file similar to 11788992021015952TTdone in the Global=20EMailFolder directory for the server or the sandbox.When the email is sent it writes the success/failure status into the=20Global EMailLog/Email Log.txt file.Then the 11788992021015952TTdone is moved to either the Global=20EMailCompleted or EMailProblem folder.It's easy enough to copy or move 11788992021015952TTdone back to the=20EMailFolder and have it sent again.However, if ever you would like to change the file name from=2011788992021015952TTdone to something else, you need to make sure you=20keep the "done" at the end of the file name, otherwise the WebDNA=20emailler will ignore it.Additionally, you need to make sure to keep the "TT" at the end of the=20file name or after sending the email will be deleted and never moved=20back to the EMailCompleted folder.Illustrated:I moved 11788992021015952TTdone back to EMailFolder but changed its name=20to "11788992021015952TTdone-resent-TTdone" and it works nicely.When only calling it "11788992021015952TTdone-resent-done" it will send,=20but then there is no record of the email in the EMailCompleted folder.If you want to be creative you can also create archive directories=20within EMailCompleted and EMailProblem and create trigger management to=20archive the entire day into a single folder. Since WebDNA saves every=20email it's much easier to track down emails when they are nicely archived=..--------------------------------------------Matthew A PerosiOn 2/21/2017 12:33 AM, Stuart Tremain wrote:> Hi>> On Ubuntu 12.04, WebDNA 6.2.1>> I have a directory full of emails that I need to resend. All the files=20> were created using [SENDMAIL etc][/SENDMAIL], all are now in the=20> EmailCompleted folder.>> If I move them back to the EmailFolder I would expect them to resend,=20> but it isn=E2=80=99t happening.>> The file names in the EmailCompleted follow this=20> format: 148765298650030TTdone>> I have tried by removing the =E2=80=98TTdone' and just the =E2=80=98don=e'.>> The files are all 664 www-data:www-data>> Any ideas ?>>>> Kind regards>> Stuart Tremain> Pharoah Lane Software> AUSTRALIA> webdna@idfk.com.au >>>>>>> --------------------------------------------------------- This message=20> is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To=20> unsubscribe, E-mail to: archives:=20> http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us Bug Reporting:=20> support@webdna.us=20--=20Matthew A PerosiCorporate ConsultantMobile Marketing ExpertSenior Web DeveloperSEO Analyst & Educatormatt@psiprime.comPsi Prime323 Union Blvd.Totowa, NJ 07512Direct: 888.872.0274Fax: 888.488.5924http://www.perosi.com--------------C76350882EE2C3F1FB390102Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Stuart,

This is a repost of the email I sent back on 2017-05-11 with the subject "EMailFolder."=C2=A0 I just search my personal the archive fo=r it:

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Here's something new I just figured out and thought I would post it here for posterity.

I'm working on an email management system to monitor, read and resubmit emails to WebDNA for sending.

As you might already know, when you use the [sendmail] context it creates a file similar to 11788992021015952TTdone in the Global EMailFolder directory for the server or the sandbox.
When the email is sent it writes the success/failure status into the Global EMailLog/Email Log.txt file.
Then the 11788992021015952TTdone is moved to either the Global EMailCompleted or EMailProblem folder.

It's easy enough to copy or move 11788992021015952TTdone back to the EMailFolder and have it sent again.

However, if ever you would like to change the file name from 11788992021015952TTdone to something else, you need to make sure you keep the "done" at the end of the file name, otherwise the WebDNA emailler will ignore it.

Additionally, you need to make sure to keep the "TT" at the end of the file name or after sending the email will be deleted and never moved back to the EMailCompleted folder.

Illustrated:
I moved 11788992021015952TTdone back to EMailFolder but changed its name to "11788992021015952TTdone-resent-TTdone" and it works nicely.
When only calling it "11788992021015952TTdone-resent-done" it will send, but then there is no record of the email in the EMailCompleted folder.

If you want to be creative you can also create archive directories within EMailCompleted and EMailProblem and create trigger management to archive the entire day into a single folder.=C2=A0 Since WebDNA sa=ves every email it's much easier to track down emails when they are nicely archived.

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Matthew A Perosi

On 2/21/2017 12:33 AM, Stuart Tremain wrote:

On Ubuntu 12.04, WebDNA 6.2.1

I have a directory full of emails that I need to resend. All the files were created using [SENDMAIL etc][/SENDMAIL], all are now in the EmailCompleted folder.

If I move them back to the EmailFolder I would expect them to resend, but it isn=E2=80=99t happening.

The file names in the EmailCompleted follow this format:=C2=A0148765298650030TTdone

I have tried by removing the =E2=80=98TTdone' and j=ust the =E2=80=98done'.

The files are all 664 www-data:www-data

Any ideas ?

Kind regards

Stuart Tremain

Pharoah Lane Software

AUSTRALIA

webdn=a@idfk.com.au

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Re: [WebDNA] Re-sending emails (Stuart Tremain 2017)
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[WebDNA] Re-sending emails (Stuart Tremain 2017)

1008This is a multi-part message in MIME format.--------------C76350882EE2C3F1FB390102Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8; format=flowedContent-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printableStuart,This is a repost of the email I sent back on 2017-05-11 with the subject=20"EMailFolder." I just search my personal the archive for it:--------------------------------------------Here's something new I just figured out and thought I would post it here=20for posterity.I'm working on an email management system to monitor, read and resubmit=20emails to WebDNA for sending.As you might already know, when you use the [sendmail] context it=20creates a file similar to 11788992021015952TTdone in the Global=20EMailFolder directory for the server or the sandbox.When the email is sent it writes the success/failure status into the=20Global EMailLog/Email Log.txt file.Then the 11788992021015952TTdone is moved to either the Global=20EMailCompleted or EMailProblem folder.It's easy enough to copy or move 11788992021015952TTdone back to the=20EMailFolder and have it sent again.However, if ever you would like to change the file name from=2011788992021015952TTdone to something else, you need to make sure you=20keep the "done" at the end of the file name, otherwise the WebDNA=20emailler will ignore it.Additionally, you need to make sure to keep the "TT" at the end of the=20file name or after sending the email will be deleted and never moved=20back to the EMailCompleted folder.Illustrated:I moved 11788992021015952TTdone back to EMailFolder but changed its name=20to "11788992021015952TTdone-resent-TTdone" and it works nicely.When only calling it "11788992021015952TTdone-resent-done" it will send,=20but then there is no record of the email in the EMailCompleted folder.If you want to be creative you can also create archive directories=20within EMailCompleted and EMailProblem and create trigger management to=20archive the entire day into a single folder. Since WebDNA saves every=20email it's much easier to track down emails when they are nicely archived=..--------------------------------------------Matthew A PerosiOn 2/21/2017 12:33 AM, Stuart Tremain wrote:> Hi>> On Ubuntu 12.04, WebDNA 6.2.1>> I have a directory full of emails that I need to resend. All the files=20> were created using [SENDMAIL etc][/SENDMAIL], all are now in the=20> EmailCompleted folder.>> If I move them back to the EmailFolder I would expect them to resend,=20> but it isn=E2=80=99t happening.>> The file names in the EmailCompleted follow this=20> format: 148765298650030TTdone>> I have tried by removing the =E2=80=98TTdone' and just the =E2=80=98don=e'.>> The files are all 664 www-data:www-data>> Any ideas ?>>>> Kind regards>> Stuart Tremain> Pharoah Lane Software> AUSTRALIA> webdna@idfk.com.au >>>>>>> --------------------------------------------------------- This message=20> is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To=20> unsubscribe, E-mail to: archives:=20> http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us Bug Reporting:=20> support@webdna.us=20--=20Matthew A PerosiCorporate ConsultantMobile Marketing ExpertSenior Web DeveloperSEO Analyst & Educatormatt@psiprime.comPsi Prime323 Union Blvd.Totowa, NJ 07512Direct: 888.872.0274Fax: 888.488.5924http://www.perosi.com--------------C76350882EE2C3F1FB390102Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Stuart,

This is a repost of the email I sent back on 2017-05-11 with the subject "EMailFolder."=C2=A0 I just search my personal the archive fo=r it:

--------------------------------------------
Here's something new I just figured out and thought I would post it here for posterity.

I'm working on an email management system to monitor, read and resubmit emails to WebDNA for sending.

As you might already know, when you use the [sendmail] context it creates a file similar to 11788992021015952TTdone in the Global EMailFolder directory for the server or the sandbox.
When the email is sent it writes the success/failure status into the Global EMailLog/Email Log.txt file.
Then the 11788992021015952TTdone is moved to either the Global EMailCompleted or EMailProblem folder.

It's easy enough to copy or move 11788992021015952TTdone back to the EMailFolder and have it sent again.

However, if ever you would like to change the file name from 11788992021015952TTdone to something else, you need to make sure you keep the "done" at the end of the file name, otherwise the WebDNA emailler will ignore it.

Additionally, you need to make sure to keep the "TT" at the end of the file name or after sending the email will be deleted and never moved back to the EMailCompleted folder.

Illustrated:
I moved 11788992021015952TTdone back to EMailFolder but changed its name to "11788992021015952TTdone-resent-TTdone" and it works nicely.
When only calling it "11788992021015952TTdone-resent-done" it will send, but then there is no record of the email in the EMailCompleted folder.

If you want to be creative you can also create archive directories within EMailCompleted and EMailProblem and create trigger management to archive the entire day into a single folder.=C2=A0 Since WebDNA sa=ves every email it's much easier to track down emails when they are nicely archived.

--------------------------------------------
Matthew A Perosi