emailqueue | simple yet very efficient email queuing system | Email library
kandi X-RAY | emailqueue Summary
kandi X-RAY | emailqueue Summary
Almost anyone who has created a web application that sends emails to users in the form of newsletters, notifications, etc. has tried first to simply send the email from their code using the PHP email functions, or maybe even some advanced emailing library like the beautifully crafted PHPMailer (Sooner or later, though, they come to realize that triggering an SMTP connection from within their code is not the most efficient way to make a web application communicate via email with their users, mostly because this will make your code responsible about any SMTP connection errors and, specially, add all the SMTP delays to the user experience.
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- Returns list of messages
- Inject data into the database
- View a message
- Get statistics about emails
- Get the logger
- Get the head of the queue
- Convert seconds to seconds
- Establish PDO connection
- Returns the next row
- Seek to a specific row
emailqueue Key Features
emailqueue Examples and Code Snippets
{
"key":"your_api_key",
"message": {
"from":"me@domain.com",
"to":"him@domain.com",
"subject":"Just testing",
"content":"This is just an email to test Emailqueue"
}
}
{
"key":"your_api_key",
"messages": {
{
"from":"me@domain.com",
Community Discussions
Trending Discussions on emailqueue
QUESTION
I am writing code to add review emails to the queue based on the channels like Amazon, Walmart and so on. The way I am doing it is as follows. I would like to know if the code can be optimized in some other way such as using a Switch or something so that I don't have to use multiple if-else statments.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-06 at 10:00Try This way
QUESTION
I am using React with Django, most of the client server interaction is being done through the API using Django Rest Framework. I created a standard app called mail
, it has a standard view which accepts a POST
request with csrf_exempt
and login_required
decorators on it. However whenever making an ajax
call through Axios
it always gives me a 403 Invalid CSRF Token error - CSRF Cookie not specified.
views.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-11 at 03:21I was getting this error because of the fact that my app_name
and the url
that's used to access the app
itself are the same. So my app_name
is nordalmail
and my url
to access the app is also nordalmail.
Now here's the real problem, I have set the root
of my website to be the actual admin panel provided by Django
itself. So when I made a request to /nordalmail
it actually rendered the model lists in the app. All I had to do was change the URL and it worked.
QUESTION
I've configured my bull and created a queue.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-17 at 13:02Is there a reason the host for Queue and Arena configurations are not the same? Currently one uses '127.0.0.1' and the other 'localhost'.
Use the redis-cli to check to see if bull is adding the jobs to the queue.
You should see bull entries in redis similar to this image
As for the name of the queue, that has to match so Arena can display the correct queue's jobs.
QUESTION
This is my original format of a azure storage queue trigger function, it use to work, however after I updated the Microsoft.Net.Functions NuGet package from 1.0.24 to 3.0.3, changed zip deployment to web deployment, and did a publish, this setup have stopped working.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-17 at 10:49For now the problem I could get from your code is your Connection
, this should be your storage account connection name not the connection string, if in your local it should be the connection in local.settings.json
, if on the azure go to Configuration
check your storage account setting key.
And in my test v3 function still could use the bind expression with %%
, however if you use 3.0.3 function package, not set the version in the .csproj
file like this doc shows:Visual Studio runtime versions, it will run without logs.
After following the doc setting your function, you still get the problem, you could try to catch the exception to get the detail information with this answer:How to retrieve the LoaderException property? and share your full code to let me have a test.
Hope this could help you, if you still have other problem please feel free to let me know.
QUESTION
I am writing a program that acts as a service and picks up emails from the email queue table, processes them and sends them out. Here is something along how I did it, and it does work fine.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-15 at 04:47Before using JPA ,you must read about it WHY JPA
As discussed in the comments above, Spring Batch and Spring JPA is a good choice for your use-case, you can follow and study about on the internet and follow the official document
Happy Learning, Hope more users would suggest other good options that you can choose from and apply to your use-case post evaluating their pros and cons
QUESTION
I have a LAMP setup in Docker to act as an API for a Cordova project I'm developing.
I've only just looked into PHP enqueuing and RabbitMQ but offloading tasks would be a major help to speed up tasks like photo upload or email sending.
I have this code to listen and consume RabbitMQ messages for sending emails, however I'm not sure how to launch this as a kind of daemon with PHP. I also plan on adding further queue's which would require further listeners so my idea is to have a Docker task container dedicated to listening for and consuming tasks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-07 at 02:47I ended up following the tutorial given here https://docs.docker.com/config/containers/multi-service_container/
Using supervisord I was able to schedule several PHP task consumer scripts with auto-restarts on failure and logging to the Docker logs file for monitoring.
QUESTION
I'm using the excellent Redis based Bull.js as a job queue on Kubernetes.
It's configured as a cluster:
When Kubernetes restarts upon deployments, I run into this following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-19 at 21:39Hitobat is right though.
If this doesn't help:
QUESTION
I wrote a program where I let my program endlessly pick up records from my emailqueue
table so that it can process the records and send the email to outsiders.First the code is like below:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-15 at 05:55Try replacing the query call with:
QUESTION
I am running an email service on background (in command prompt) and it's meant to keep running and picking up records in the queue table to process.
This my Email.java:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-18 at 07:23Statements and resultsets resources probably haven't been released , and kept into memory since you didn't close them .
Consider closing them after the while(rs.next())
loop :
QUESTION
I first encountered with queue services (in that case it Amazon SQS). I configure queue.php and tried to send mail like that:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-15 at 09:36I have done very simple mistake - in queue.php in block
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Install emailqueue
Clone the emailqueue repository wherever you want it. For security reasons, do not install Emailqueue in a web server public directory. Instead, create a new route on your web server configuration that points to the "frontend" directory of your Emailqueue installation. If you'll be using the API, create another route on your web server pointing to the "api" directory of your Emailqueue installation. As an additional security measure, make sure this route is only accesible by the hosts you'll be calling the API from, and you're serving it via HTTPS. $ git clone https://github.com/tin-cat/emailqueue.git
Emailqueue depends on the great PHPMailer, which is included using composer (https://getcomposer.org/). Install PHPMailer by running this command: $ composer update
Create a database in your server with your desired name. e.g: emailqueue
Run the provided SQL code found on install/emailqueue.sql on that database to create the initial database structure.
Copy the files config/application.config.inc.php.example and config/db.config.inc.php.example to versions without the .php extension, like so:
Customize the contents of those .config.inc.php newly created files to your needs. Both are well documented.
Be sure the shell scripts scripts/delivery and scripts/purge are executable.
Modify the scripts/delivery and scripts/purge files to match the installation directory of your Emailqueue
Give execution permissions to the scripts
Setup two cronjobs in your linux to execute regularly the delivery and purge scripts, e.g: $ crontab -e Add the following lines: * * * * * /var/www/htdocs/emailqueue/scripts/delivery 0 6 * * * /var/www/htdocs/emailqueue/scripts/purge The delivery script delivers pending emails in the queue. Running it every minute is recommended. The purge script removes old & already sent emails from the queue to avoid the queue from growing too big. Running it every day is more than enough.
You should be ready to go, now you can: See the status of the queue by accessing /emailqueue/frontend in your browser. Send emails using the provided emailqueue_inject PHP class found in scripts/emailqueue_inject.class.php. See an example on how to use this class in example_local.php You can also inject messages to the queue by manually inserting them on the database via SQL (Insert in the "emails" table, read the field comments for detailed explanations)
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