If you are interested only in people who read the mail and you send your
mail as HTML, include a CFCONTENT'ed image in the HTML
e.g
http://server/[EMAIL PROTECTED]" height="1" width="1">
and then collect the email addresses found by your cfm and ditch the rest of
them...
Neil
> -Original M
oi Blood!!
have a gander at http://www.mach5.com mach5 mailer...
Wednesday, May 28, 2003, 11:39:45 AM, you wrote:
BP> One of my client's has about 103k people in his mailing list. He's running
BP> his website since 99 and many of these e-mails are bad one
Have the e-mail come back to an address you pick up with cfpop.. then
parse the e-mail for keywords.. such as 'Undeliverable' and 'not deliver'
and 'delivery failure' and 'quota'.. and 'transient delivery failure'
etc...
-Zine
-Original Message-
From: Python Python [mailto:[EMAIL PR
: Andre Mohamed [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 11:51 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Removing bad emails from newsletter db
Blood,
It's fairly straight forward to code yourself.
You can access the undeliverables folder using CFDIRECTORY and then
parse the messages fo
I have the same problem. I have thought up several possible ways, but there
is no good answer that I know of.
The best method that I have come up with is to assign a very identifiable ID
to each email address and include it in the bottom of the email newsletter
body. Then use outlook to check t
Blood,
It's fairly straight forward to code yourself.
You can access the undeliverables folder using CFDIRECTORY and then
parse the messages for the e-mail address that bounced and use that to
update the database.
If on MX I suggest using server.coldfusion.rootDir etc. to locate the
undeliverabl
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