Yes it seems openemm uses a cron like service (quartz) for checking every 15 mins if there are any mailings scheduled. You can configure the rate at which this check job is scheduled by changing the value of "delayedMailings.cronExpression" in the file emm.properties.
As said this value defaults to ...
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- Fri Jul 23, 2010 4:33 pm
- Forum: Using OpenEMM
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- Forum: Using OpenEMM
- Topic: How much time Open emm will take to send email
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I've experienced the same symptoms. In my case the problem was that some of the external scripts (like bavd, bav-update, slrtscn) were not running. It seems that these script are responsible for actually delivering the mail to sendmail.
The scripts didn't start up because of some empty lock files ...
The scripts didn't start up because of some empty lock files ...