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How to access subject line from db #160
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I'm not sure how "subject line" is relevant. Regarding the duplicate email, this should not be happening even with the setup you have described, because we have locking that should prevent duplicate processing. If you are certain this locking is not working, please could you report which database you are using? I have tested quite extensively on Postgresql and the locking works, and it ought to work for other databases too. |
Using MySQL db. I'm using Mailer for a quite a while now (~1 year) and everything was working fine till last month. I'm looking in to my code as well now. |
Sorry i went south with my question. I wanted to access email subject line if in any case i'm not able to solve this double mailing issue, i can access the recent mail subjects and stop the other instance from firing the duplicate mail. |
I found that previously i was using mailer for only sending news letters once every month. The issue started when i enabled new feature with which my users can pass notes (text formatted) to each other. For each note shared the application will sending email notification now. Anything you can think about or share would be great. |
I'm having multiple instance of my app running and cron jobs are activated in both of the instance. Because of i have cron running in both instance my users are receiving multiple emails. I thought of tackling this issue by looking into the
MessageLog
tablewhen_added
field. How can i access the subject line fromdjango shell
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