Emailqueue v3.4.12

• Upgraded PHPMailer version dependency to avoid vulnerabilities.
• is_sent, is_cancelled and is_blocked database fields are not set to 0 by default. Thanks to @marco-pm for noting this problem. Issue #29
• Added php and mysqli to composer dependencies. Thanks to @marco-pm for suggesting this improvement. Issue #28
• Switched to semantic versioning. (From v3.412 to v3.4.12).

Emailqueue v3.411

When injecting using emailqueue_inject, email addresses are trimmed to remove leading and trailing spaces and other unwanted characters like NUL, tab and carriage returns. Other minor bugs solved.

Emailqueue v3.41

Added the sender option to specify a Return path for email delivery notifications (Please note that not all SMTP servers support this).
Solved some ugly bugs thanks to @Andrewsuares!

Emailqueue v3.4

New version is now ready to run dockerized, see the official Emailqueue docker project here: https://github.com/tin-cat/emailqueue-docker

Minor bugs tamed.
Emails can now be enqueued via a simple HTTP API call.
Frontend now reports server time and remaining seconds for next delivery.
Improved scripts now should run in almost any linux system without modification.
Ability to pause/unpause the delivery via new script calls.
Ability to flush the entire queue via a new script call.
Scripts now report in single lines for better logging.
Code cleaned, now runs without notices on latest PHP.

Emailqueue v3.3

Now Emailqueue supports Emoji ➡️➡️➡️ ✉️🚀! You can use Emoji both in the mail body and in the subject. Update easily from older versions by executing the provided install/migrate_from_v3.2_to_v3.2.sql file (it might take a while!). Also, now errors are thrown via a standard PHP Exception, so you can catch errors that might happen easily.

Emailqueue v3.2

Emailqueue has been updated! It keeps its good-old "PHP from the 2000's" charm, but some interesting functionalities have been added. Also, it's now released under the MIT license, meaning you can now use it for commercial purposes without having to release your project under a GNU-GPL license!

Beware! the emailqueue_inject::inject method is now called much more elegantly, you will need to change your code a bit when migrating to this version (check the example.php file to see the difference).

The new "is_send_now" parameter sends the email without waiting for the next queue processing event, perfect for those cases where you can't even wait a minute to have your email delivered.

Increased compatibility by using <?php instead of the shorthand <?

No need to configure the LIB_DIR or APP_DIR anymore.

Take a look at the "Migrate to Version 3.2" section on the README if you're migrating from older versions.

Cheers!

Emailqueue v3.1

Now Emailqueue supports attached files, finally!

It also supports auto-conversion of images found on emails to attached embedded files, so emails are sent completely self-contained, without the need to establish a connection to download images. (Some email clients might even show images straightaway, without asking the user to click to download them).

Lots of minor bugs solved, and code has been improved.

Frontend visually improved.

Added support for non-standard SMTP ports. (Perfect for external SMTPs like elasticemail.com)

PHPMailer is now part of emailqueue as a git submodule, so your PHPMailer will be always up-to-date along Emailqueue.

Much better documentation. <note_to_self>Now it almost looks as a professional open source project.</note_to_self>

Emailqueue v3.0.12

Updated info about the new project's home page with Github pages

Emailqueue v3.0.11

Version updated for release

Emailqueue v3.0.1

Adds easily configurable password protection for the frontend.