OpenGMail - Group mail sender Files

OpenGMail 0.96 README The Open Source Group Mail Sender

INTRO
 OpenGMail is an open source group mail sender designed to send a large amount of
 e-mails (~10.000) integrated with external ERP, CRM or any other data sorce. It is
 not designed to be a full featured mailling list management solution, once it assumes
 an external data source will be used: your ERP or CRM solution, for example. OpenGMail
 has also features to log the actions performed by the recipients after the e-mail was
 sent and recieved, alowing the creation of new  mailling lists based on, for
 example, the users who realy opened the e-mail, the users who have clicked on one
 or another link, etc. For that, OpenGMail uses a Perl CGI interface and 
 the MySQL database to store, show and generate new mailling lists (not 
 included in this ditribution yet).

 Like any other GPL Project, OpenGMail is based on users suggestions. Acctually
 we are releasing new files once a week, what makes our user suggestions to 
 be implemented and released very fast.

 Have fun! 

DOWNLOADING
 OpenGMail is freely avaiable for download at http://sourceforge.net/

PREREQUISITES
 In order to run OpenGMail you will need:

 - Perl 5.6 or later
 
 And the CPAN.ORG Perl modules:

 - Tk
 - Mail::Sender

INSTALL
 Please refer to the INSTALL file included in this ditribution.

FILES
 README            This file.
 INSTALL           Installation instructions (if you are not used to work with Perl).
 OpenGMail.pl      The software and source file.
 OpenGMail.conf    The OpenGMail sample conf file. Read it! It's very usefull and well commented.
 mail-example.txt  A text/plain mail example.
 mail-example.html A text/html mail example.
 mail-list.csv     A mailing list example in with Comma Separated Values.
 CHANGELOG         A changelog, obviously.

TODO
 Checking for mail duplicates.
 Include the server side web CGIs to log the recepient actions after the e-mails are sent.
 The OpenGMail web site :-)

BUGS
 Sometimes the widget freezes when one STMP server connect fails.

AUTHORS
 Diego de Lima <diego@sistemica.info>

 Sistemica.info Software
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 90480-003 Porto Alegre RS Brazil
 www.sistemica.info