RE: Invite

I agree he gone out of his way to debug this problme. I find it hard to
think it does not affect anyone else since it does the same thing on both of
my pcs. Perhaps that should be aclue, the commnon htings between then ist he
router. Maybe if I remove that?

I see that the url to send is reallly really long. It si solong that most
email wil break it up and the user will have to do a lot fo cut and paste to
use it.

Maybe I will jsut send a few trueted peoele the id/pword so that they can
get ot it . Htat woud wrok much more easily but is jsut as secure s the url
likn since ther is only one htat is the same for anyone that gets the
invite.

Thanks for the explanation of finding the link. That will really be all that
I need.



Gil, W0MN http://webpages.charter.net/gbaron
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gunnar Heikkilä [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 3:00 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [pixory-beta] Invite
>
>
> Hi Gil,
>
> despite the Mercury homepage info that it supports "95, 98, NT4 or
> 2000" it does also run on WinXP. I have used it for quite a while
> now on WinXP Home, and if you check newsgroup entries you can see
> that I am not the only one.
>
> As for the required work to install and test Mercury it should be
> limited to the following for you:
>
> - Download and install (enable "SMTP relay" and SMTP server")
> - Enter the server name, user and password of your ordinary SMTP host
> into the SMTP relay configuration
> - Create one local Mercury user
> - Configure Pixory to use the Mercury server (i.e. 127.0.0.1 if you
> run Pixory on the same machine), local user, local user password
>
> That's it. Just to test that Mercury works as intended you can
> temporarily set your normal mail clent to use the Mercury SMTP server
> for outgoing mail. Send a test mail to yourself, it should be
> delivered by Mercury to your ordinary SMTP server, and then you
> should be able to fetch it with your mail clent.
>
> When you see that it works you can also enable all logging
> functionality for the SMTP server and the SMTP relay client in
> Mercury. Then send an invitation and see what happens. Test to
> toggle the "POP
> before send" in the SMTP relay client and see if it makes any
> difference.
>
> Mercury is free, but you will have to pay for manuals. However, the
> on-line help in the program is extensive, and you should be able to
> find any answers you need there for specific settings etc. Note that
> Mercury is running in "poll periods", so messages will not be
> delivered immediately. I do not remember the default poll period
> settings, but you can set them to whatever you like.
>
> As for the "more trouble than it is worth" I have a clear memory of
> an extensive period of communication between you and Joe, where
> Joe made extra releases with more debugging info solely to help you
> find your problem. Considering that no one else is having these
> problems I think that Joe has really stretched himself to help you
> out, and if you intend to continue discussing your problem in this
> forum I think it is only fair that you take all reasonable effort
> to find out what is happening. After all, it is only you who has the
> problem, so no one else (including Joe) can really help you with the
> actual debugging...
>
> As for the "how to fix your own invitation link" question you should
> do it exactly the same way as when you normally want to send a
> link to anyone. When you are on a page with the link you need, just
> right-click the link and "copy shortcut", then paste it into your
> mail. I use it all the time since I don't really like the look of the
> built-in invitations (sorry, Joe :-).
>
> The simplest way to do this is to click up any single picture inside
> the album you want to invite, and then right-click the "four square"
> symbol at the top of the Pixory window. Then copy and paste. The link
> should look something like:
>
> http://my.server.name:8081/pixory/pxapplication?service=external&c
ontext=AlbumIndex&sp=S40288082f4f2942800f4f4e4aec30007&
s
p=0

/Gunnar

--- In [email protected], "rojomn" <rojomn@c...> wrote:
> XP is not listed as a supported OS for Mercury.
> >
> > That is more trouble that it is wroth. If pixory cannot be fixed
I will
> > eventually find another way.
> > I am really looking for something that will also serve up videos
and other
> > files one day.
> >

> > >
> > > Why not just test and install the free Mercury mail server from
> > > http://www.pmail.com and use its SMTP mail relay client just to
see
> > > what happens. It is quite easy to configure, and you only need
to
> > > enable the "SMTP server" and the "SMTP relay client" for this
test so
> > > you should get it up and running in no time.
> > >
> > > It has decent logging possibilities, so you can see if your
mail is
> > > actually sent from Pixory to the Mercury mail server. You can
also
> > > configure Mercury to use (or not to use) POP3 authentication
prior to
> > > relaying the mail to your ordinary SMTP server, and then see if
this
> > > makes any difference or not.
> > >
> > > /Gunnar
> > >






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