syntress2600
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I mean is there a way to input the csv from the command line, not just run the import php file after uploading the csv from the web interface. Ideally something like ./import-csv.php < batch.csv -import
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Isn't there also a command line way of doing this?
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No, it's nginx and Linux. I'll have to switch to apache if that's the only option.
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I tried a small csv to no avail. I had just 10 records in it.
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Firehost, its a managed hosting company with VMware as the vm platform. They will configure any level of customization for this to work.
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Ben,
I ran the import again and still nothing. Even with defining the tmp dir and setting up the cron job.
http://cl.ly/image/3S2M1o3z0T1M - this is what it looks like.…
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Nevermind I can confirm it is a server setting.
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That's a PHP value right? It's not defined in sendy.
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Ben,
Thank you, I will set that up and see if it fixes the issue. Is there anything else I need to setup on the host for the script to function properly?
I am going to be importing an 8MB csv file with nearly 500k records that I …
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No, do I use the same command swapping just the php file it calls or is there a different command?
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The cron job is: php /var/www/campaign.domain.com/htdocs/scheduled.php > /dev/null 2>&1
The interval is 1 minute.I can add users to the list manually with the box but importing any size csv file is not working.
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Ben,
We have a VMware environment in the office so I'll throw a comparable instance together in there. If it works well I'll report back. Thanks!
Regards,
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Ben,
What would you recommend as sufficient in a vm?
Regards,
Lane -
If they are that high volume would their accounts status within your client roster warrant a second Sendy license for just their use?
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What is the recommended method of enabling SSL for Sendy to utilize it on all end user authentication/login requests?