Gabriel Torres

Sure. The option will be to choose which ones to disable. By defailt all will be enabled, like today.

Hopefully there will be a global option for those that want something static across all apps. 

I can add this as a new setting in a couple of days. I'll probably will add a setting to allow it per app.

@NoGi you should try the official support channel, Stoo2000 is much faster there, and he asks clients to use that channel instead of this topic: http://ipb.silvesterwebdesigns.com/support/

@NoGi you should try the official support channel, Stoo2000 is much faster there, and he asks clients to use that channel instead of this topic: http://ipb.silvesterwebdesigns.com/support/

@Adriano Faria Thank you so much for bringing this plugin to IPS 4.1.x. We had a similar plugin on 3.4.x and we really needed it.
Question: is there a way to configure an optional message right above the "Similar topics" box? So we could enter something like "Before creating a new topic, please see if your problem isn't already discussed in one of the topics below. Thank you!"
Cheers!

This new plugin should help you to accomplish that: 
 

Thanks for the update.

Please upgrade to 3.0.3 which has been uploaded to the marketplace within the last 10 minutes.

@sobrenome I'd open a ticket at the official ticket system for this app at http://ipb.silvesterwebdesigns.com/support/

@sobrenome I'd open a ticket at the official ticket system for this app at http://ipb.silvesterwebdesigns.com/support/

@sobrenome That would require a new app. Here is why.
When you use a third-party email service, the service automatically generates reports of emails that have bounce issues, and the Mail Bouncer app reads this list through an API, and update the members accordingly. This is a somewhat "easy" process to be implemented.
When we send emails using our own server, such list is not generated. You would need to somehow configure an email address to handle bounces, and have an app to read this email account and process each bounce and figure what is a hard bounce and what is a autoreply or "soft" bounce. This is way harder to be implemented. No programmer seems to have developed such app for IPS yet. Maybe you can hire a programmer to create this app for you.
Another advantage of third-party sending services is that they also handle when the user reports your email as spam.
In fact, we have a dedicated email server and moved to Mandrill and now to SparkPost just because of the convenience of Mail Bouncer.

There are newsletter apps for Wordpress that do precisely what you described.  However, I still recommend using a third party for sending emails because it is easy to be flagged.
What I would like from IPS is a way to distinguish "transactional email" from "bulk email" in such a way that you could use separate services for both. 

Thanks a lot for the explanation @Gabriel Torres! I guess that such feature should be developed in the core by IPS. Does Xenforo have it?

What's New in Version 2.0.3:
Changed the link on post to link of mini profile Fixed dates of post content

@sobrenome That would require a new app. Here is why.
When you use a third-party email service, the service automatically generates reports of emails that have bounce issues, and the Mail Bouncer app reads this list through an API, and update the members accordingly. This is a somewhat "easy" process to be implemented.
When we send emails using our own server, such list is not generated. You would need to somehow configure an email address to handle bounces, and have an app to read this email account and process each bounce and figure what is a hard bounce and what is a autoreply or "soft" bounce. This is way harder to be implemented. No programmer seems to have developed such app for IPS yet. Maybe you can hire a programmer to create this app for you.
Another advantage of third-party sending services is that they also handle when the user reports your email as spam.
In fact, we have a dedicated email server and moved to Mandrill and now to SparkPost just because of the convenience of Mail Bouncer.

Only with SparkPost or Mandrill.

@AtariAge you should open a ticket on the correct place: http://ipb.silvesterwebdesigns.com

@Janyour this is a bug that @stoo2000 is aware of. Contact him using the official support website at http://ipb.silvesterwebdesigns.com/index.php?app=nexus&module=support&section=new&department=5 and he will provide you with the updated file.
BTW. SparkPost IP addresses are constantly being listed in blacklists such as SORBS.net. When this happens, emails sent to servers that check the sending IP address against a blacklist will be marked as reported as spam, even if the user didn't mark the email as spam (he won't even get the email). The only solution to that is to move to a paid account and request a dedicated IP address.

@Janyour this is a bug that @stoo2000 is aware of. Contact him using the official support website at http://ipb.silvesterwebdesigns.com/index.php?app=nexus&module=support&section=new&department=5 and he will provide you with the updated file.
BTW. SparkPost IP addresses are constantly being listed in blacklists such as SORBS.net. When this happens, emails sent to servers that check the sending IP address against a blacklist will be marked as reported as spam, even if the user didn't mark the email as spam (he won't even get the email). The only solution to that is to move to a paid account and request a dedicated IP address.

It was fixed with the last release.

Thanks for the fix of the registration emails.  Can you also take a look if the same problem existed with forum subscription emails.  I have had a complaint that people are not getting those.
steve k.

@misfit76 
Bugs should be reported to Tracker here: http://ipb.silvesterwebdesigns.com/tracker/project-9-bouncer/

Please file a support ticket if you need assistance. Make sure to include relevant access details for me to reproduce and investigate the issue.

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