Re: PunBB 1.2.10
Hmm.. I've got a little problem.
In the admin, it still shows version 1.2.9. I've even updated it
manually in the config table in the database but it doesn't help.
Can antbody tell me what to do?
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Hmm.. I've got a little problem.
In the admin, it still shows version 1.2.9. I've even updated it
manually in the config table in the database but it doesn't help.
Can antbody tell me what to do?
If you updated manually, delete your config cache file
I got fed up with all the crappy mass mailer applications out there, so I wrote my own in .NET:
http://punbb.org/stuff/mailtorrent.png
http://punbb.org/stuff/mailtorrent2.pngIt took about an hour. Testing out maybe 10 other applications that didn't work properly took a lot longer.
Would you mind giving us the code you're using. I'm quite interested.
Ludo,
Download it
http://punbb.org/stuff/MailTorrent-1.0.zip
Since I initially only made it for myself to use, I'm sure it's pretty easy to break. It could probably use a few more try/catch blocks, but what the hell It's released under the GPL.
Ty, very nice upgrade.
Hi!
My Pun is a 1.2.9 version.
I've already installed several mods released by punBB.org and I would upgrade to 1.2.10
The problem is that some of my files that should be overwrited are affected by mods. If I upgrade those files, I may delete these mods, and perhaps corrupt the whole forum.
Is there a solution to upgrade to 1.2.10 without delete my mods ?
Yes, the patch or hdiff
Can you explain what do you mean ?
thx
http://punbb.org/downloads.php
See the links that say "Patch" and "Hdiff"?
It's great....!!!
1.2.10 Updated !
thx for your answers.
i wish 1.3 will be released
Hi, this is my first post here (happy user of PunBB since version 1.2.5)
I just had a quick question regarding the changelog for this version : item 5 in the list reads "Force quoted text to be from the topic we're posting in"
Does this mean that as of 1.2.10 we will be now be unable to quote, say, Einstein for example, or a news article maybe, and put the quotation inside "quote" tags ?... or have I completely misunderstood what it is about ?
PS : I'm at work now so I don't have time to dig up the code and find by myself
Does this mean that as of 1.2.10 we will be now be unable to quote, say, Einstein for example, or a news article maybe, and put the quotation inside "quote" tags ?... or have I completely misunderstood what it is about ?
No. And this proves it:
Mary had a little lamb.
i assume it means there was a bug where the quote button selected text from a different topic for some reason?
I don't know your recipien lists.
If they are random you should definitely consider sorting the addresses by domains.
python solution for presorting mailing lists (quick hack):
#!/usr/bin/env python
# encoding: utf-8
# sort email adresses by domain
# Karsten W. Rohrbach <alpha@webmonster.de>
import sys
def swappy(input):
output = []
for el in input:
try:
one,two = el.split('@')
output.append('@'.join([two,one]))
except Exception:
output.append(input)
return output
try:
f = open(sys.argv[1], 'r')
outfile = open(sys.argv[2], 'w')
except Exception, e:
print "syntax:", sys.argv[0], "<infile> <outfile>"
sys.exit(99)
adx = []
adx = f.readlines()
f.close()
ad2 = swappy(adx)
del adx
ad2.sort()
ad3 = swappy(ad2)
del ad2
outfile.write(''.join(ad3))
outfile.close()
This is a quick hack and needs a bit more than 2 times the RAM of your mailing list size.
Works for me, anyway ;-)
Regards,
/k
I just had a quick question regarding the changelog for this version : item 5 in the list reads "Force quoted text to be from the topic we're posting in"
Does this mean that as of 1.2.10 we will be now be unable to quote, say, Einstein for example, or a news article maybe, and put the quotation inside "quote" tags ?... or have I completely misunderstood what it is about ?
No. It just means that you can no longer construct a valid URL to post a reply with a quote where the post ID to quote isn't from the topic we're posting in. If that was as confusing for you as it was for me, I'll illustrate. To quote your post, I navigated to:
post.php?tid=9333&qid=58128
tid is the ID of this topic and qid is the ID of your post. Before 1.2.10, qid could be from anywhere and not just tid.
I don't know your recipien lists.
If they are random you should definitely consider sorting the addresses by domains.
This will make things a lot easier for your mailer as it has to open only one connection for X mails.
Otherwise the mailer has to open a new connection for every mail -> slow.
If you do that, however, you will have to give the prog a break every X mails so they're not considered spam.I did it that way for a client, they have a mailing list with 350.000 recipients and it works like a charm.
(Well, of course it takes some hours... )Edit: I know no .net , not too interested in proprietary scripting so I would not know how to do that sorting...
For some reason, I missed this post. Thanks for the heads up. I will consider it if I ever create a new version of the mailer I released. It is released under the GPL, so if anyone else is interested in fixing it, be my guest
Maybe thx. New to using PunBB and it's great I must say.
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