Hi guys
Today I've download and installed the mass mailings module for Odoo V8.
I've setup a testaccount with an incoming and outgoing mailserver and then added the email test account to Odoo.
Everything seems to fine up until the emails are sent. They are sent to the emailadresses I provide but it doesn't seem to track who has read the emails and who replied?
Can anybody tell me what I'm doing wrong or if I am missing something?
Here are my settings.
My campaign:
My inbox:
My reply on this e-mail:
My e-mail configuration settings:
Yet my Odoo still says 0% is opened and 0% has reponded. I do not have anything in my inbox on Odoo either. My e-mail reply is in my Gmail account though!
Any solutions / help?
With kind regards
Yenthe
Now save all your files, edits, ... and restart your Odoo. From now on you can use mass mailing, all images and tracking of opened e-mails will work.
I see that the images in your email are also not loading. So I think your problem might be because you have installed Odoo on your localhost, which does not have a valid domain. Therefore, when people open your mass mail-outs, your Odoo install does not receive the response.
@Jaron, this is not the problem. Sadly there are a few major bugs with parameters regarding to the IP internal and external of the server and multi-database use. I'm looking into this with the developers and we're trying out patches right now. I'll post back an answer with a detailed explenation/fix when everything is verified! :)
Hi, Have you found fixes ? emailing doesn't work for now ...
@Jean-Marc, yes I have find a solution but its rather lengthy. I will write out the answer for you tommorow morning! :)
I found that this is due to not setting session.db. In my case - when I first opened any odoo site - then tracking image was opened correctly. I've modified openerp/http.py: --- http_orig.py 2014-10-31 07:25:02.941976640 +0100 +++ http.py 2014-10-31 07:08:12.907227392 +0100 @@ -324,7 +324,14 @@ The database linked to this request. Can be ``None`` if the current request uses the ``none`` authentication. """ - return self.session.db if not self.disable_db else None + if not self.disable_db: + if self.session.db is None and 'db' in self.httprequest.args: + self.session.db = self.httprequest.args['db'] + return self.session.db + else: + return None + + #return self.session.db if not self.disable_db else None @lazy_property def httpsession(self):
sorry I forgot to add the image content in last comment.