[DBTech] DragonByte Mail [Paid] 5.1.0b2

[DragonByte Tech]

About the AWS SES automated bounce handler, does it support if I have multiple XF domains under one Amazon SES account?

You’d set up the endpoint as explained in the FAQ, I’m reasonably sure you set the complaint and bounce topics per domain.

 

[DragonByte Tech]

DragonByte Tech updated [DBTech] DragonByte Mail with a new update entry:

5.1.0 Beta 2

Update highlights​

This version fixes an issue where certain email validation APIs were missing from the export, causing them to be unavailable.

Complete Change Log​

Fix: Fix missing email validation APIs in the exported data

Read the rest of this update entry...

 

[Korny]

What does the newsletter look like when members open it in their emails?

 

[DragonByte Tech]

What does the newsletter look like when members open it in their emails?

It’ll look like any other XenForo email unless you change it to use your own HTML.

 

[Alpha1]

@DragonByte Tech as the last beta has been out for almost a month, how stable is it?

 

[DragonByte Tech]

@DragonByte Tech as the last beta has been out for almost a month, how stable is it?

There haven’t been any reported bugs The reason I haven’t released an update is I’ve been busy with changes to compatibility with the future 2.3.8 release.

 

[Alpha1]

Are there any controls on which email addresses to validate, when and how often?
For big boards the costs can rack up quickly to hundreds of euros per run and I don't want verification credits to go to waste.

 

[DragonByte Tech]

Are there any controls on which email addresses to validate, when and how often?
For big boards the costs can rack up quickly to hundreds of euros per run and I don't want verification credits to go to waste.

Verification happens once every six months, which is the recommended revalidation time.

 

[Alpha1]

For all accounts?
We have hundreds of thousands of accounts. Depending upon the provider the cost of validating each account againand again would be between €500-€1000 every 6 months. That would not be a realistic expense.
Accounts that we are not going to email or accounts that have recently been emailed do not need to be validated. Validating those accounts would be costs that can be avoided .

Some controls would be very welcome.