WebDNA writes the mail to be sent in =/EMailFolder. There is only 1 thread sending email unless someone has =sandboxing turned on (version 6.2). The email thread sleeps for X ticks, =then wakes up, runs through the EMailFolder, processes one single =acceptable mail by forwarding it to a SMTP server, adds a log entry in =/EMailLog and moves the mail to /EMailCompleted, then sleeps for X =ticks, and repeats.
"Acceptable" means that =the filename ends in the word "done". So, do not remove the .done =suffixe.
Processing the mail means the mail =is sent through port 25 to either a localhost SMTP server or an external =one.
It will only process one email file =for each sleep/wake cycle. So if the main thread starts to write a new =email file while the email thread is in the middle of a waking cycle, it =does not matter. It will be ignored until the main thread renames it to =end in "done", at which point the email thread will consider it during =the next wake cycle.
I have always had =trouble re-sending email that have already been sent from WebDNA.
I thought that it was as =simple as dropping the email from WebDNA > EMailCompleted to =WebDNA > EMailFolder after removing =E2=80=98done=E2=80=99, but =it doesn=E2=80=99t seem to want to play.
Any hints ?
Kind regards
Stuart Tremain
Pharoah Lane Software
AUSTRALIA
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1818--Apple-Mail=_457EB3A7-3403-4E3E-A667-34BB430434BAContent-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printableContent-Type: text/plain;charset=utf-8Hi Stuart! it is just a naming problem:WebDNA writes the mail to be sent in /EMailFolder. There is only 1 =thread sending email unless someone has sandboxing turned on (version =6.2). The email thread sleeps for X ticks, then wakes up, runs through =the EMailFolder, processes one single acceptable mail by forwarding it =to a SMTP server, adds a log entry in /EMailLog and moves the mail to =/EMailCompleted, then sleeps for X ticks, and repeats."Acceptable" means that the filename ends in the word "done". So, do not =remove the .done suffixe.Processing the mail means the mail is sent through port 25 to either a =localhost SMTP server or an external one.It will only process one email file for each sleep/wake cycle. So if the =main thread starts to write a new email file while the email thread is =in the middle of a waking cycle, it does not matter. It will be ignored =until the main thread renames it to end in "done", at which point the =email thread will consider it during the next wake cycle.> On May 1, 2018, at 09:31, Stuart Tremain
=wrote:>=20> I have always had trouble re-sending email that have already been sent =from WebDNA.>=20> I thought that it was as simple as dropping the email from WebDNA > =EMailCompleted to WebDNA > EMailFolder after removing =E2=80=98done=E2=80=99=, but it doesn=E2=80=99t seem to want to play.>=20> Any hints ?>=20>=20> Kind regards>=20> Stuart Tremain> Pharoah Lane Software> AUSTRALIA> webdna@plsoftware.com.au --Apple-Mail=_457EB3A7-3403-4E3E-A667-34BB430434BAContent-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printableContent-Type: text/html;charset=utf-8Hi =Stuart! it is just a naming problem:
WebDNA writes the mail to be sent in =/EMailFolder. There is only 1 thread sending email unless someone has =sandboxing turned on (version 6.2). The email thread sleeps for X ticks, =then wakes up, runs through the EMailFolder, processes one single =acceptable mail by forwarding it to a SMTP server, adds a log entry in =/EMailLog and moves the mail to /EMailCompleted, then sleeps for X =ticks, and repeats.
"Acceptable" means that =the filename ends in the word "done". So, do not remove the .done =suffixe.
Processing the mail means the mail =is sent through port 25 to either a localhost SMTP server or an external =one.
It will only process one email file =for each sleep/wake cycle. So if the main thread starts to write a new =email file while the email thread is in the middle of a waking cycle, it =does not matter. It will be ignored until the main thread renames it to =end in "done", at which point the email thread will consider it during =the next wake cycle.
I have always had =trouble re-sending email that have already been sent from WebDNA.
I thought that it was as =simple as dropping the email from WebDNA > EMailCompleted to =WebDNA > EMailFolder after removing =E2=80=98done=E2=80=99, but =it doesn=E2=80=99t seem to want to play.
Any hints ?
Kind regards
Stuart Tremain
Pharoah Lane Software
AUSTRALIA
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