Dada Mail Support Forum

Basic Free Dada Mail is 3 lists and 100 subscribers each. I'll fix that discrepancy.

@dadamail, so when you say migrate the old database you don't mean import the migrated database to replace the one that was created by the Dada Mail installer? Or would that also work? Well, before you even run the installer, migrate the database over to the new host. In the installer, when it asks...

It would be a very strange problem - anything in error logs pointing to an issue with say: the database? Which backend have you set things up to run under?

There is a way - it's a little awkward. All these changes are most likely easiest to do in the Config.pm file. Find the %EMAIL_HEADERS variable and add both the name and value of the header to this variable: %EMAIL_HEADERS = ( 'X-PM-MESSAGE-STREAM' => 'value of the this header', Date => undef, From ...

Mailhide and reCAPTCHA v3 are two totally separate things, and you don't need one for the other. I'm not sure where that mixup is coming from. I don't use Mailhide myself, and no one has reported it's removal. I honestly never really liked it, so I'll open up an issue to remove support for it, since...

No, I would keep things to quoted-printable if you can. Base64 really shouldn't be used for text-based messages. Looks a little suspicious.

I usually use cpanminus to install Perl modules:

https://metacpan.org/pod/App::cpanminus

or just good old cpan command.

There's a ton of resources on how to install Perl CPAN modules online - Bundle::DadaMail is just another Perl CPAN Module,

Strange that directory wasn't there, but manually creating it should work fine.

Perhaps the smoking gun is in the error itself: "Server unable to read htaccess file" - did you check on that?

LeeU wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 30, 2020 11:11 pm

If I need to reinstall, can I just "plug-in" to the existing database?

Yes.