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Adobe is not planning to further enhance E-mail tracking of open/bounces (not deliverable) send by AEM SMTP service.
Recommendation is to leverage Adobe Campaign and the integration to AEM.
When you send a newsletter to many users, there are usually some invalid emails adresses in the list. Sending newsletters to those addresses bounce back. AEM is capable of managing those bounces and can stop sending newsletters to those adresses after the configured bounce counter is exceeded. By default, the bounce rate is set to 3 but is configurable.
To set AEM up to track bounced emails, you need to set up AEM to poll an existing mailbox where bounced emails are received (usually this is the "from" email address that you specify where you send the newsletter). AEM polls this inbox and imports all emails below the path specified in the polling configuration. A workflow is then triggered to search for the bounced email adresses within the users and updates the bounceCounter property value of the user accordingly. After the configured max bounces is exceeded, the user is removed from the newsletter list.
The feed importer lets you repeatedly import content from external sources into your repository. With this configuration of the feed importer, AEM checks the sender's mailbox for bounced emails.
To configure the feed importer for tracking bounced emails:
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Add a new configuration by selecting the type and by adding information to the polling URL to configure the host and port. In addition, you need to add some mail and protocol-specific parameters to the URL query. Set the configuration to poll at least once a day.
All configurations need information about the following in the polling URL:
pop3.leave.on.server Defines whether to leave messages on server or not. Set to true to leave messages on server, false otherwise. Defaults to true. pop3s://pop.gmail.com:995/INBOX?username=user&password=secret Using pop3 over SSL to connect to GMail on port 995 with user/secret, leaving messages on server by default pop3s://pop.gmail.com:995/INBOX?username=user&password=secret&pop3.leave.on.server=false pop3s://pop.gmail.com:995/INBOX?username=user&password=secret&pop3.leave.on.server=false See http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/javadocs/javax/mail/Flags.Flag.html for the full list of flags.
imaps://imap.gmail.com:993/inbox?username=user&password=secret Using IMAP over SSL to connect to GMail on port 993 with user/secret. Getting new messages only by default. imaps://imap.gmail.com:993/inbox?username=user&password=secret&imap.flag.SEEN=true Using IMAP over SSL to connect to GMail 993 with user/secret, only getting already seen message. imaps://imap.gmail.com:993/inbox?username=user&password=secret&imap.flag.SEEN=true&imap.flag.SEEN=false Using IMAP over SSL to connect to GMail 993 with user/secret, getting already read OR new messages.
After configuring the feed importer, you need to configure the From address and the bounce counter.
To configure the newsletter service:
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Bounce Counter Maximum (max.bounce.count) Defines the number of bounces until a user will be omitted when sending a newsletter. Setting this value to 0 disables the bounce check completely. Activity No Cache (sent.activity.nocache) Defines the cache setting to use for the newsletter sent activity Once saved, the newsletter MCM service does the following:
- Writes an activity to the users hidden stream upon successful sending of a newsletter.
- Writes an activity if a bounce is detected and the users bounce counter changes.
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