I need a smart programmer (php or perl) for 2 simple projects

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  • mrthumbs
    salad tossing sig guy
    • Apr 2002
    • 11702

    #1

    I need a smart programmer (php or perl) for 2 simple projects

    Job 1:
    A tool for automated whois result parsing. No, not looking for email addresses.

    Should be done in PHP or Perl. Thing is that for this type of tld theres a whois limit of 50 per day per ip address. So i need a little workaround for that.


    Job 2:
    Im currently sending out a newsletter to approx 3k members monhtly.
    I use the default php mailer mail() because the newsletter needs to be
    highly customized for every member and an idiot like myself can only fix that
    with simple PHP.

    Problem: its slow, unreliable and after a while spamfilters (although this is legit email) seem to block lots of them. I think only 60% or so reach their destination. Way too much loss.. if you have a solution: drop me an email.

    mrthumbs A-T gmail.com
  • AdPatron
    No commissions, no fees.
    • Apr 2003
    • 17706

    #2
    Originally posted by mrthumbs
    Job 2
    Im currently sending out a newsletter to approx 3k members monhtly.
    I use the default php mailer mail() because the newsletter needs to be
    highly customized for every member and an idiot like myself can only fix that
    with simple PHP.

    Problem: its slow, unreliable and after a while spamfilters (although this is legit email) seem to block lots of them. I think only 60% or so reach their destination. Way too much loss.. if you have a solution: drop me an email.

    I use worldcast. Allows multiple email connections and customization for each email.

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    • rezdesign
      Confirmed User
      • Feb 2004
      • 1502

      #3
      will contact you!

      > we have a full time programmer on staff...
      Professional Web Design and Programming: xDesignStudio.com

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      • sniperwolf
        Too lazy to set a custom title
        • Mar 2005
        • 17743

        #4
        yo! mail sent!
        ~Accepting design works~

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        • Meorazhar
          Confirmed User
          • May 2005
          • 672

          #5
          I think a good solution for your task #2 would be using another SMTP server than the one offered by your hoster. I had a similar problem when many of my e-mails sent from my site were blocked by spam filter because server's IP was in black lists.

          I managed to solve this by getting an account at SMTP server of my ISP (with SMTP authorization) and using a custom written function instead of standard php's mail() to send e-mails using that external SMTP server.

          So, basically, if your e-mails are caught by spam filters, one of the causes of this may be the blacklisted IP of the server where your site is hosted.
          Last edited by Meorazhar; 07-05-2005, 12:16 AM.

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          • moneymaker_ro
            Confirmed User
            • Nov 2004
            • 640

            #6
            I can help you solve your problems .

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