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STLAR

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  1.    STLAR reacted to a post in a topic: 5.0.14 is now available!
  2.    EliasM reacted to a post in a topic: 5.0.14 is now available!
  3. I knew that was coming.
  4.    STLAR reacted to a post in a topic: 5.0.14 is now available!
  5. #6050 Mark site read for new membersYeah... I was trying to learn how to do this on my own and then I was going to buy your "Nuclear General" app... but it's fixed now... which is great!!!! This update makes sense but there are a lot of things I'd like to have that I'd pay for. Like I'm eyeball'in that chat thingy. Thanks IC5 team for the nifty enhancements.
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  7. I read through this thread and didn't see any mention of this... sorry if I duplicate a suggested solution. I tried sending bulk mail to my 1000+ users and only 100 went out. Using the search bar on the Dashboard searched for "logs" and found the mail error log. There were my other 1000 or so emails that failed. Turned out, my host provider's email servers only allow 100 emails per hour to go out... after that you are shut off and additional emails are "errored out". I looked for a way to configure the Invision bulk mail to adhere to these rules but couldn't find anything. Went back to the error log and clicked the resend button 100 emails at a time... waited an hour and clicked 100 more (about a minute to click 100 times). Over the course of 3 or 4 days I clicked them all and looking at the returned mail in my SMTP account scored about 99.4% success rate and most of the fails were bad email addresses.
  8. Is InnoDB required or can we continue as we are? We are a very small, low usage site.

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