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Installation Introduction to ListMail System Requirements Running Under Windows Download and Unzip Edit config.php.txt Upload Files with FTP /attach Permissions Install Database Tables Setup Config Menu Email Signup / bounce.cgi 1 Configure Scripts Locally 2 Upload to CGI bin, CHMOD 3 Setup Email Aliases Sendmail (.procmailrc) QMail (.qmail) CPanel (forward) Ensim (.procmailrc) Host4Profit DreamHost Bounce Mailbox Test Mail Settings Schedule Dailymail Set up Cron with SSH vi Editor Pico Editor Install wget if needed Windows / no Cron Schedule Auto-Resume Configuration Config Menu Backup & Restore List Setup List Settings Followup Messages Custom HTML Custom Fields Signup Forms Managing Users User Database User Selection Importing Users Exporting Users Sending Email Sending Email Scheduler Sent Messages Message Codes Link Tracking File Attachments

Installation - Schedule Dailymail - Windows / no Cron Set up your own cron task - Install "wget" for Windows If you have a dedicated internet connection you can run the scheduled task from your home or work computer. Similar to linux, we use the "wget" command-line web page grabbing tool, available for Windows from: ftp://ftp.sunsite.dk/projects/wget/windows/wget-1.9.1b-complete.zip Extract the files to a temporary folder and copy or move WGET.EXE to your main windows directory. C:\Windows or C:\WINNT are common. A few additional libraries from the ZIP are required. Copy or move the files libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll to your C:\Windows\System32 (or C:\WINNT\System32) directory. Wget will now be installed and operational. To verify, go to Start -> Run and type "cmd" . Next, type "wget" at the prompt. It should say "wget: missing URL". This is good and indicates that the program is installed and working. Set up a Windows scheduled task Next, set up a scheduled task in your Windows Control Panel. Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Scheduled Tasks -> Add Scheduled Task Click "Next", then "Browse". Type in the full path to wget, like "c:\winnt\wget.exe". If you wish, type a descriptive name, like "Dailymail". Choose "Daily" for the frequency and hit "Next". Choose the time you want to run dailymail and click "Next". Enter your username and password for the task and hit "Next". Check the box "Open advanced properties when I click finish". Click "Finish". In the line that says "Run", modify the command. Where it originally said "c:\winnt\wget.exe", enter: c:\winnt\wget.exe -T 0 -q -O c:\mycron.txt http://example.com/mail/dailymail.php?pw=YourDailyPass Replace "example.com/mail" with your domain and correct path to ListMail. Replace "YourDailyPass" with your Dailymail Password, set in ListMail's Configuration menu. That's it! You are now running your own cron event. Next:Schedule Auto-Resume

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