Manuel, et al --
...and then Manuel Lemos said...
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Hi!
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% original recipient address from the bounced message recipient address.
Hello,
On 12/19/2003 09:54 AM, David T-G wrote:
OK, so on to the script. Just as PHP has classes, perl has modules which
implement object code. Just as PHP has PEAR (I think; I'm still getting
to know it), perl has CPAN, the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network. One
advantage of perl's maturity
It may be sacrilege to mention it here, but there is an excellent perl
module for handling mail bounces; I've used it to write a handler that
catches the returned mail, gets the address(es) and reason(s) for the
bounce, and then goes into our DB and flags the matching users. I looked
all
John, et al --
...and then Dillon, John said...
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% I'd be interested in more details on this, from the pov of a person who
No problem.
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John, et al --
[We're going to talk about perl a bit more, albeit comparing and
contrasting with php. If this should be kicked off of the list,
just let us know.]
...and then Dillon, John said...
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% As one who has used php (without classes) but has seen cpan in operation
% (I'd describe it as
Chris --
...and then Chris Payne said...
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Hi!
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% A quick question, is it possible to read a failed mail email ...
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% Any help, tips would be REALLY appreciated as I REALLY don't want to spend a few
days doing it manually.
It may be sacrilege to mention it here, but
