0008720: Using -p send from the commandline doesn't seem to work

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0008720

phplist

Message Send Process

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07-12-06 16:51

18-02-08 14:08

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h2b2

Priority

normal

Severity

minor

Reproducibility

always

Status

resolved

Resolution

fixed

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2.10.3

Target Version

2.10.7

Fixed in Version

2.10.5

Summary

0008720: Using -p send from the commandline doesn't seem to work

Description

This issue was reported by Gord Fisch (gfisch) on the forum: http://forums.phplist.com/viewtopic.php?t=7331 [^]

"Trying to get the command line to upload a message

/usr/local/bin/php /homedir/admin/lists/bin/phplist -psend -s New Member Notification -l 2 < $filename

I had this working on an older, hacked version of phplist on another server but the site has moved to a server with php 5. I updated to the latest version of phplist.

I upload a different message every night with the above then process the queue.

All paths and so on are correct, the $filename exists and has content but when I run the command,
phplist sets up a 'draft' message with no subject and no content. "

This is the fix gfisch suggested:

I added some lines in send_core.php around line 80
That was creating a 'blank' draft and redirecting.
The redirecting caused problems for the commandline.

original:
Redirect($_GET["page"]."&id=$id");

new:
if(!$GLOBALS["commandline"]){
Redirect($_GET["page"]."&id=$id");
exit;
}

Additional Information

The problem apparently occurred on a PHP 5 server.

Notes
(0021822) michiel (administrator) 07-12-06 16:58	I was always wondering whether anyone knew about and used the sending messages from commandline, but they obviously did. Nice one.

(0029820) bas (developer) 26-07-07 21:24	Suggestion implemented and tested.