mailing-list

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

I run a small website and my users requested that I set up a mailing list. I found a simple free script that adds e-mail addresses to a protected text file, email.txt , in CSV format: email1@yahoo.com,email2@yahoo.com,blah,blah,blah The script works flawlessly. However, it is a nuisance to go through the file to manually remove e-mail addresses when users cancel their list subscriptions. I need to create a simple script that removes e-mail addresses. All I want is a simple PHP script that displays a text box so users can enter their e-mail addresses and click a "Cancel Newsletter" button. The

Can anyone recommend a based open source mailing list software ? The following would all be desired if possible: Java as the underlying language, as we have people who are experienced with Java Something which is packaged as a war and can be dropped into a Tomcat server A sleek interface Underlying data should be reasonably transparent Good support for groups - sometimes we want to send mail to everyone, sometimes only people working in a certain area etc. This is for a non-profit tax-payer funded research organization, so open-source (free) is a high priority. Thanks. http://subetha.tigris

When writing about methods in Java (i.e. in forums, mailing lists, issue trackers, etc.) many people separate the method name from the class name using the '#' symbol instead of Java's native . operator; for example, folks refer to Object#toString instead of Object.toString . Where does this syntax come from? It's the notation used in javadoc comments when linking to another class' method. EDIT To gather the additional information provided in comments: @Hugo notes that the # notation in turn comes from HTML anchors @maksimov points out that Object.method is the Java syntax to call static

I have a cron which generates the whole mail info and puts in a database table using $mail_queue->put(.....) with an option to delete emails after they're sent. Here's where I need a little help: What is the best way to send the emails after I have the above info? Running the $mail_queue->sendMailsInQueue() right away, using other cron job(s) or something else? The server limit by the way is 100 emails / minute. Currently the last csv diff for Mail_Queue is not applied (currently working with the support on that), so I can't use the "delay" option. I had an idea to use the $seconds_to_send