Written by lemeur the 3 Jan 10 at 14:33.

* First of all, email messages sent by LS must be tagged in some way with an message-dest-id
This message destination id is made up of: the SurveyID, the target email address, the token code, and a specific integrity code.
This integrity code is used to make sure the bounce email is not a fake so that we don't disable some valid tokens.
The integrity code would be an ASCII verison of a HMAC of the previous elmeents encrypted with a key containing the token ID (internal element inside LS, and a global value specific to this LS installation and set in config.php).

* the probe will decode the bounced email to read the error message and get the original message-dest-id, then it would send the two data to LS-remote-command (via SOAP)

* The LSRC API will provide a service that would check the integrity and authentication of the message-dest-id and then update the token status accordingly.

Some references:
* Tagging with VERP solution: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variable_envelope_return_path
* Tagging in SMTP header (my preferred way): http://www.php.net/manual/fr/function.mail.php#78934

* First of all, email messages sent by LS must be tagged in some way with an message-dest-id This message destination id is made up of: the SurveyID, the target email address, the token code, and a specific integrity code. This integrity code is used to make sure the bounce email is not a fake so that we don't disable some valid tokens. The integrity code would be an ASCII verison of a HMAC of the previous elmeents encrypted with a key containing the token ID (internal element inside LS, and a global value specific to this LS installation and set in config.php). * the probe will decode the bounced email to read the error message and get the original message-dest-id, then it would send the two data to LS-remote-command (via SOAP) * The LSRC API will provide a service that would check the integrity and authentication of the message-dest-id and then update the token status accordingly. Some references: * Tagging with VERP solution: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variable_envelope_return_path * Tagging in SMTP header (my preferred way): http://www.php.net/manual/fr/function.mail.php#78934

Written by c_schmitz the 24 Oct 10 at 02:35.

Easiest would be the option to choose the separator in the import dialog

Easiest would be the option to choose the separator in the import dialog

Written by roB2009 the 2 Dec 10 at 15:47.

For that we would need a form in token area with:

„numbers of tokens“

„number of characters“

Press the „Create-Button“ and magic 700 dummy token are in the token table.

Export it, create a bulk letter.. stamps on it or inhouse mail...

For that we would need a form in token area with: „numbers of tokens“ „number of characters“ Press the „Create-Button“ and magic 700 dummy token are in the token table. Export it, create a bulk letter.. stamps on it or inhouse mail...

Written by ludogre the 3 Feb 10 at 11:40.

If it's possible, add a "Modify/delete" option rule for the survey users.

If it's possible, add a "Modify/delete" option rule for the survey users.