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+ | ====== how to process the queue from a different location than your server ====== | ||
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+ | **Often mentioned as " | ||
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+ | Sometimes it may be complicated to set up processing of the queue and bounces on the same server as the server that phpList lives on. There have been many attempts to find ways to call the processing from a remote location. Before version 3.1.1 all of these were " | ||
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+ | From version 3.1.1 onwards there is an option to remotely process the queue. | ||
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+ | ===== How to set up remote processing of the queue ====== | ||
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+ | In **Config -> Settings** under the **Security** section, there will be an option called " | ||
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+ | To run the queue remotely, all you need to do is load the following page: | ||
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+ | http(s):// | ||
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+ | Where the XXXX is the value that is set for the " | ||
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+ | ===== Possible concerns or issues ===== | ||
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+ | (or Questions that will probably Frequently be Asked, QPFA or FAQ) | ||
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+ | ==== 1. How safe is this. ==== | ||
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+ | **Is it not easy for someone to steal my secret? Particularly when you call the parameter " | ||
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+ | It is quite safe, but you need to determine this for yourself. The output of the page when using the remote secret is minimised to only the statistics. If an " | ||
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+ | Also, if you use HTTPS, chances of someone stealing your secret are way lower. | ||
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+ | ==== 2. What about timeouts, how long will the request last. ==== | ||
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+ | When run from a webpage, phpList, by default, will only run the queue processing for one minute. It will try to send as many mails as possible in that time. Then you will need to run it again. | ||
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+ | ==== 3. Any other questions? ==== | ||
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+ | ===== Use the Hosted Service ====== | ||
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+ | phpList.com now has a " | ||
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+ | We offer this, because the last thing we'd want is that the queue processing is an obstacle for using phpList. From any point of view, but mostly performance, | ||
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+ | To use the phpList.com queue processing service [[https:// | ||
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+ | Once you signed up, get your API key. | ||
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+ | The first time you try to manually process your queue, you will get the option to set up processing with phpList.com. You can use that to set up the API key. | ||
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+ | Alternatively go to | ||
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+ | http:// | ||
+ | </ | ||
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+ | and enter the API key. | ||
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+ | From then on, when you place a campaign in the queue, or requeue an existing one, it will activate the processing from our servers. We will run the queue very often and make sure your campaigns are sent. | ||
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+ | If you place an embargo on a campaign, the hosted queue processing service will detect this and wait until your embargo has passed to send your campaigns. | ||
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+ | We do keep track of the statistics, and we will give you a summary in your account pages. The phpList.com service uses the exact same system as the normal remote processing outlined above and we have no other access to your system. | ||