batc66

Thank you very much. The plugin is working very well.

Brian

That worked great. Thank you so much for help, and I liked your update to the plugin explaining how/when to index with ranges.

I would like to play with the query template; is there some documentation for that?

Brian

Here is what was in the browser when “Re-index/Synchronize” finished running:

Completed: 1.53 – Memory usage: 53.657677
Completed: 3.15 – Memory usage: 62.568512
Completed: 4.70 – Memory usage: 72.984894
Completed: 6.22 – Memory usage: 81.260872
Completed: 7.75 – Memory usage: 89.506485
Completed: 9.28 – Memory usage: 97.970383
Completed: 10.81 – Memory usage: 110.621147
Completed: 12.34 – Memory usage: 118.993790
Completed: 13.86 – Memory usage: 127.626297
Completed: 15.39 – Memory usage: 136.347145
Completed: 16.92 – Memory usage: 144.891174
Completed: 18.45 – Memory usage: 153.264183
Completed: 19.98 – Memory usage: 161.523125
Completed: 21.51 – Memory usage: 169.984383
Completed: 23.04 – Memory usage: 186.390099
Completed: 24.57 – Memory usage: 195.286858
Completed: 26.12 – Memory usage: 203.773369
Completed: 27.65 – Memory usage: 212.209618
Completed: 29.17 – Memory usage: 221.783485
Completed: 30.74 – Memory usage: 230.157829
Completed: 32.36 – Memory usage: 238.299019
Completed: 33.88 – Memory usage: 246.537178

Well, I have been playing around with Postie settings today to try and control how forwarded Gmail messages are parsed by Postie/Wordpress, and now the problem email with the jpeg image posts just fine.

I changed so many things in the “Message” settings, I’m not sure what did the trick. My main problem now is that there are all sorts of <div> tags in the messages posted via Postie. Is there a document with clear instructions regarding the “Message” settings?

I really appreciate your plugin and your help!

The “Drop The Signature From Mail” setting is already set to “No”

I apologize for not responding sooner…

I have a similar problem right now with an email with just a single jpeg image. I have forwarded the same message I forwarded to our Postie gmail account to [email protected] (Subject = “Fwd: Kankakee River near Shelby IN”). Here is the “Test Config” output:

Postie Configuration Test

Postie is in /var/www/html/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/postie
Cron: On
Alternate Cron: Off
iconv: installed
Warning! Postie requires that imap be enabled if you are using IMAP, IMAP-SSL or POP3-SSL.
mbstring: installed
Clock Tests
This shows what time it would be if you posted right now

Post time: 2014-09-03 11:59:39
Connect to Mail Host
Sucessful POP3 connection on port 995
No waiting messages