Provided by: sympa_6.2.70~dfsg-2_amd64
NAME
Sympa::Tracking - Spool for message tracking
SYNOPSIS
TBD.
DESCRIPTION
The tracking feature is a way to request Delivery Status Notification (DSN) or DSN and Message Disposition Notification (MDN) when sending a message to each subscribers. In that case, Sympa (bounced.pl) collect both DSN and MDN and store them in tracking spools. Thus, for each message, the user can know which subscribers has displayed, received or not received the message. This can be used for some important list where list owner need to collect the proof of reception or display of each message. Methods new ( context => $list ) Constructor. Creates new Sympa::Tracking instance. Parameter: context => $list Sympa::List object. Returns: New Sympa::Tracking object or "undef". If unrecoverable error occurred, this method will die. db_fetch ( recipient => $email, envid => $envid ) TBD. get_recipients_status TBD. register ( $message, $rcpts, reception_option => $mode ) Instance method. Initializes notification table for each subscriber. Parameters: $message The message. $rcpts An arrayref of recipients. reception_option => $mode The reception option of those subscribers. Returns: 1 or "undef". store ( $message, $rcpt, [ envid => $envid, status => $status, type => $type, arrival_date => $datestring ] ) Instance method. Store notification into tracking spool. Parameters: $message Notification message. $rcpt E-mail address of recipient of original message. envid => $envid, status => $status, type => $type, arrival_date => $datestring If these optional parameters are specified, notification table is updated. Returns: True value if storing succeed. Otherwise false. find_notification_id_by_message TBD. remove_message_by_email TBD. Introduced on Sympa 6.2.19b. remove_message_by_id TBD. remove_message_by_period TBD.
SEE ALSO
bounced(8), Sympa::Message, Sympa::Spool::Bounce.
HISTORY
The tracking feature was contributed by Guillaume Colotte and laurent Cailleux, French army DGA Information Superiority. Sympa::Tracking module appeared on Sympa 6.2.