OpenEMM Support

So what is the purpose of the Windows version if you can not properly send? I have posted several times, outlining the problem, seen in logs, of sendmail not being allowed to connect to various mail hosts (the majority of them), but never gotten a proper response ???????????????

nope, that's not the problem, have not been sending any mass emails out, not blocked

No stretch, I was working with VMware version.

After battling with two Windows versions for over a week, it seems (according to the logs) that it gets rejected by many (major) providers like Comcast, Hotmail, etc.

Well, I don't know if this is considered a "bug" or worse, but the direct email engine in OpenEMM fails to deliver messages. I have tried two versions already and similar bad results (they are postings all over the forum with similar issues). I have tried to get some support, but it seems to mirror ...

After reviewing the mySQL documentation, it seems that the problem is due to the fact that mySQL commands are initiated without properly specifying the pathname to the "bin" directory within the program directory structure; that's why they are not recognized.

I am running Windows XP Pro.

Yes, everything is installed properly. I can infact launch the MySQL command line client, login with my password, and then execute manually mysqladmin and and some of the other commands in the python script. The problem is that when the setup.bat (or the python script) is run, it somehow does not ...

When I execute setup.bat, the script just runs without allowing the chance to enter the "super user password" (even though it states it) and generates 'mysqladmin' is not recognized command.

I have the same question, how is the url redirect syntax suppose to work, adding "r.html" to the link, which then obviously brings one to a non-existing page ??

Similar issue, running on VMWare, saw start of the discussion on this a while ago, but seems like people were left hanging without a resolution ??

I am having the same issues as discussed in the thread, has it ever been resolved ??