Limit sending to no more than 100 emails per hour

[quieroflores]

[Lollypop]

[quieroflores]

[Lollypop]

[patrick101]

I also use this method to send 150 emails an hour. But this has highlighted a futher problem.

The screen says that I am not to refresh the page or processing will begin again from the beginning. I therefore leave the page to get on with it. Trouble is my login times out and I get left with the log in page instead of the processing page. Presumably when I log in again, processing carries on from where it left off??

I would like to be able to leave my PC (overnight) in the knowledge that it is getting on with the job. Is there a way of increasing the timeout for the log in??? This would help no end.

Alternatively, is there a way of flushing out all the unsent emails without risking starting the whole process from the beginning?

I am finding that due to timeouts, some emails get left behind. Then when I send a new email, some of the previous messages get sent in that batch but by this time they are old and irrelavent!

Sorry to waffle. Any help appreciated.

Patrick

[rob1951]

[patrick101]

[jbottero]

[biyer]

[richardj]

[patrick101]

[sureTmack]

Ok, How does BATCH process work.

Does the Browser have to stay open if I am emailing 1700 emails. When I set the job to work. It doesn't send to all the emails, and my other BATCH said it sent out but never got sent correctly.........What would be the problem for this

[KG1228]

I found an explanation for setting up e-mail sends in FAQ's. So, I need to get to config.php to set up an e-mail send limited to 250 per hour. I found the following in FAQ's -
Q: Where is file 'config.php'?
A: You need access to the files on your server (via FTP or SSH for example) to modify the config.php file. Typically it's found at '/public_html/lists/config/config.php'. You cannot access it with your web browser.

Knowing nothing about FTP's or SSH's, how do I find/use them to get to my server?

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[jojomojo]