Ben
Ben
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Yes he does.
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You're welcome. These emails are most probably in Amazon SES's suppression list that is why they rejected it.
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Hi @ilsh,
When you get "x not delivered",
When an email can't be transferred to Amazon SES on the first attempt, Sendy will retry the transfer once again. If the…
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Hi @ServiceTick,
There's no discrepancy. Your campaign was sent on July 17 at 11:48am through midnight on July 18. If you look at your SES metrics, around 2800 wa…
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Hi Rod,
You can write a simple PHP script to parse the RSS feed and display the feeds anyway you want to. Here's a good feed parser → http://simplepie.org/
Thanks.
Best re…
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Hi @scalar,
You can stay on 12.10 as I don't think it will affect anything for at least some time.
Thanks.
Best regards,
Ben -
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I'm blushing now.

I've found a number of SNS topics in your SNS console, so I removed the redundant ones.
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Hi,
(Quote)Thank you, I'm glad to hear.
Sendy uses Redactor's WYSIWYG editor, hopefully they will release a version sometime in future that addresses your suggestion.<…
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Hi Louis,
I'm not exactly sure what is the issue but can you upgrade to the latest version first before anything? Then PM me the following details so I can check for you:
- Sendy installation URL, email and password
- AW…
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Your endpoint should be http://yourdomain/sendy/includes/campaigns/bounces.php
(Quote)Yes, create a list with these 2 Amazon Mailbox Simulator email a…
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Sorry, you posted your second message right before I posted mine. Do you still remember the recipient count to be sent to? If so, set both the
to_sendandHi @zestylemon,
Please upgrade to version 1.1.7.5 released a few hours ago that addresses this issue - http://…
Hi Zarif,
For custom requirements like this, you should code your own subscription form while integrating with Sendy's API http://sendy.co/api.
This way, you will have full control …
Hi @chrisando,
There is only a number of date formats accepted by PHP. Apparently,
dd/mm/yyyyi…I'll keep that in mind, thanks!
Good to hear you've solved it.

Hi @ilsh,
Duplicate the scheduled campaign so that the same campaign becomes a "draft". Then remove the old scheduled campaign.
Thanks.
Best regards,
Hi Alex,
Force refresh your browser to reload Redactor's js script. I'm using Chrome on a Mac, so what I'll do is press "Shift" followed by clicking the refresh button.
Thanks.
Best regards,
BenSendy is only tested and supported on Apache. But if you search for "nginx" you'll find some help with rewrite rules for nginx.
The installation page checks your licensed domain immediately when it's loaded. I have checked your sub domain…
Thanks for the details. Are you running Sendy on a LAMP stack? Linux/Apache/MySQL/PHP? Sendy is only tested and supported on Linux/Apache/MySQL/PHP.
You're welcome. Yes these are outgoing connections. I checked your subdomain directly on my license checker and it returns positive, so there's no issue on my side though.
If your compatibility looks good, it can only be firewall.
You're welcome. On EC2 small instance, I was getting 10,000 emails at 9mins 30+ seconds.
Hi @ben_a_adams,
If you have a firewall blocking connections, make sure to whitelist:
Hi @nildram,
If you set your cron job for autoresponders.php to run hourly, you can't use the "immediately" or "minutes" options in your autoresponders as your cron …
Hi @nildram,
- Go to the report of your campaign
- Click the "eye" icon at the top just next to your campaign's subject, you'll see the content of your news…
Hi,
Sendy will fallback to using SMTP if your AWS access keys aren't set in Settings.
And if you're sending from "brand A", brand A's SMTP settings will be used.
Thanks.
Best regards,
BenMoving your instance to U.S. East will help improve you sending speed. Geolocation of your server plays a big part.
Your CPU plays a big part as well. I recently moved to in Ideas on how to boost sending performance Comment by Ben July 2013
Hi Manish,
There hasn't been any bugs with geolocation tracking since Sendy was launched and there was never a single bug report. It could be what you've mentioned (apache server is behind an nginx reverse proxy).
Best regards,
This is a webkit issue on Google Chrome. To force icons to load, see http://forum.sendy.co/discussion/1004/icons-problems-after-update-1-1-6/p1