email-integration

I want to implement a reliable mailing system with Ruby on Rails that sends emails in the background as sending email sometimes takes like 10 seconds or more so I don't want the user to wait. Some ideas I thought of: Write to a table in DB a have a background process that go over and send email (concern: potential many reads/writes to DB slows down my application) Messaging Queue background process / Rake task (concern: if server crashes queued mails will be lost also might eat up a lot of memory if many emails) I was wondering if you a know of a good solution that provides a balance between

Firstly, I AM NOT A SPAMMER :) I am a legitimate developer, working for a company who is currently developing an enewsletter sending system for our clients. Now, we sent out a campaign for one of our clients to 80k solicited emails, and we got a huge amount blocked due to spam, even though our client has used ymlp.com to send similar campaigns to the same mailing list in the past with no problems. I have stumbled across a few nuggets of information such as: How to send 100,000 emails weekly? http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2010/04/so-youd-like-to-send-some-email-through-code.html So I have

So I'm using Laravel 5.1 and trying to integrate with Mailgun. Well, that's easy, but now I'm trying to send custom variables from my application along with my emails. I'm actually switching our application over from Mandrill because of their "new direction" and such. With them, I could supply the variables and tags via the email headers, but with Mailgun, that only works when you send via SMTP. In Laravel, Mail::send() uses an API call, so in theory I'd add the metadata there with "v:my-custom-data" => "{"this_id": 123}" , but I'd like to avoid altering core classes like that. I also

I am creating a googlesheet addon to send mails.And for sending mails I am using sendgrid. I cannot find any documentation or example code for sending mails with Google Appscript. This is the code I am using, but it is no good. var data = { "api_user":"username", "api_key":"ioioi", "to":[], "tonnage":[], "cc":[], "ccname":[], "bcc":[], "subject":sub, "from":from, "html":htmlBody } var headers = { "Accept":"application/json", "Content-Type":"application/json" }; data = JSON.stringify(data); var options = { "method": "POST", "payload": data, "headers": headers, "muteHttpExceptions": true }; var

I would like to use Ruby Net::SMTP to send email. The routine send_message( msgstr, from_addr, *to_addrs ) works well in my code for sending email, but it is not clear from this API how to send email to a list of people that need to be blind copied (bcc:). Am I missing something, or is it just not possible with Net::SMTP? The to_addrs parameter of send_message specifies the envelope to addresses. Including an address in to_addrs has no effect on the to and cc addresses that get included in the message header. To bcc a recipient, include the address in the to_addrs parameter, but don't include

The simple version of the question is this. if outlook.application "is available" then 'run the command for sending an email else 'open/display the current users document folder end if 'do some stuff... I the email function works great on its own, but i cannot seem to figure out how to test for outlook and bypass to displaying the folder... The following code first checks whether Outlook is already running. If so, the application is assigned to olApp. If not, it starts the application, if available, and assigns it to olApp. Dim olApp As Object On Error Resume Next Set olApp = GetObject(,

We are using Postfix for mail delivery and I am trying to make a shell script handle an email sent to foo-bar-baz-bat@example.org. Is there a way to do this and how? I am trying to create an email-based front-end for a bulletin board. The users have split into two factions: those who would like to use the forum and those who prefer using mailing list. The idea is to create a solution that would please both groups by sending an email notification about the new post (this is the easy part) and also allowing people to post via email, where the metadata (such as topic id) would be encoded in the