Ok, running the PHP script did the trick in sending the emails. However, all the emails are error emails. The following errors are trying to be sent to me since I filled in my address as the one to send with all the errors:
1.
An error was found at 06/02/2004 20:52:11 (1086209531) on line '70' of script 'c
:\htdocs\eventum\include\class.authorized_replier.php'.
The error message passed to us was:
'DB Error: no such table'
A more detailed error message follows:
'SELECT
iur_id,
iur_usr_id,
usr_email,
if (iur_usr_id = '1', iur_email, usr_full_name) replier,
if (iur_usr_id = '1', 'other', 'user') replier_type
FROM
eventum.eventum_issue_user_replier,
eventum.eventum_user
WHERE
iur_iss_id=1 AND
iur_usr_id=usr_id [nativecode=1146 ** Table 'eventum.eventum
_issue_user_replier' doesn't exist]'
That happened on page '/eventum/view.php' from IP Address '172.17.34.110' coming
from the page (referrer) 'http://appmgr.itservices.icfconsulting.com/eventum/li
st.php'.
Sincerely yours,
Automated Error_Handler Class
2.
An error was found at 06/02/2004 20:52:11 (1086209531) on line '283' of script '
c:\htdocs\eventum\include\class.authorized_replier.php'.
The error message passed to us was:
'DB Error: no such table'
A more detailed error message follows:
'SELECT
count(iur_id)
FROM
eventum.eventum_issue_user_replier
WHERE
iur_iss_id = 1 AND
iur_usr_id = 2 [nativecode=1146 ** Table 'eventum.eventum_is
sue_user_replier' doesn't exist]'
That happened on page '/eventum/view.php' from IP Address '172.17.34.110' coming
from the page (referrer) 'http://appmgr.itservices.icfconsulting.com/eventum/li
st.php'.
Sincerely yours,
Automated Error_Handler Class
-----Original Message-----
From: Joao Prado Maia [mailto:jpm@stripped]
Sent: Wed 6/2/2004 3:07 PM
To: eventum-users@stripped
Cc:
Subject: RE: Email not being sent
Andrew,
> I setup Eventum and configured it to use the proper SMTP server
> but it is not sending email notifications to the recipients. I
> checked the SMTP server logs and I see nothing so it does not
> appear to be sending anything. Is there something I'm missing?
> Is this functionality working?
>
Yes, the current bitkeeper snapshot has a new feature that queues the outgoing emails in a separate table, and requires a cron job to run a script to process that mail queue. Please check and confirm that your outgoing emails are being stored in the eventum_mail_queue table.
I'm in the middle of writing up some documentation on this, but this is the important bits on your case:
==================== // ====================
1)- Mail Queue Process (misc/process_mail_queue.php)
Beginning with the first release of Eventum, emails are not directly sent out
from the various scripts, but rather added to a mail queue table that is
processed by a cron job. If an email cannot be sent, it will be marked as such
in the mail queue log, and the cron job script will re-try to send it again the
next time it runs.
* * * * * cd /path-to-eventum/misc; /usr/bin/php -q process_mail_queue.php
The above line will run the mail queue script every minute. To setup the SMTP
server that Eventum should use to send these queued emails, go to:
Administration >>> General Setup > SMTP (Outgoing Email) Settings
==================== // ====================
Please let me know if that works for you.
> Also, I have fixed a couple JavaScript errors and wanted to know
> if you would like those fixes.
>
Yes, please send the fixes over as patches. Or you could just tell me where the errors are and I'll fix them myself.
--Joao
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