Hi,
Luca Ritossa wrote:
> Hi,
>
> first of all congratulations for this fantastic tool!
Thanks!
> I'm currently using the latest version 1.6.1 with a third-party host-server.
>
> My question is about the possibility to bypass the mailqueue and directly
> send all the email created by Eventum (new issue, update, close etc).
>
> I didn't find any options about it.
>
> I have this problem because my host-server actually doesn't support the
> crond job so I can't schedule the process_mail_queue.php (only manual by
> calling it via Internet Explorer, but I don't like this work-around).
>
> I think that, in this case, it would be very interesting an option that call
> underground the process_mail_queue.php everytime Eventum create a mail. or
> simply send the email to the recipient bypassing the mail queue.
>
> Could you help me?
>
> Any suggestions are appreciated.
>
While there is no option to do this, you can easily change the code to
do this.
Open up include/class.mail_queue.php and go to line 145.
Add the following 2 lines before the return statement.
Mail_Queue::send("pending", 5);
Mail_Queue::send("error", 5);
This should send email as soon as it is added to the queue.
Regards,
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Bryan Alsdorf, Software Engineer
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