XSL extension (--with-xsl=[DIR])

I did the locate file function and found various instances for the XSL and libxslt.

I contacted my hosting company and they said the following:

Steven Gl: Can I ask what instructions are you using?
LOST: SunMailer requires PHP's XSL extension. PHP's XSL documentation is located at:http://www.php.net/manual/en/book.xsl.php Some Linux distributions have a package which will install the XSL module. If not, PHP 5 includes this module by default; to enable it, add --with-xsl=[DIR]to your configure line, where DIR is the libxslt installation directory.
Steven Gl: Hi LOST, thanks so much for your patience. After investigating, this module is already pre-installed on your server. You shouldn't have to install it.
LOST: but is it activated ?
Steven Gl: Yes.
LOST: So I don't have to add --with-xsl=[DIR] to the configure line?
Steven Gl: No, you shouldn't.

I thought I didn't have that installed because I receive the following error when trying to send a newsletter:

The email newsletter currently has no content.

I've checked the cutoff date and it's 10 days ago. Plus I've added new content just to test it and I still receive the NO CONTENT message.

When I send the CUSTOM EMAIL I get this error:

warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/gladiato/public_html/sites/all/modules/sunmailer/sunmailer.module on line 307.

Yet when I click the SEND TEST EMAIL I receive the email. It states the following:

PHPMailer Object
(
[Priority] =3
[CharSet] =utf-8
[ContentType] =text/plain
[Encoding] =8bit
[ErrorInfo] =
[From] =my-address@my-domain.com
[FromName] = My Website
[Sender] =
[Subject] =SunMailer test
[Body] =
[AltBody] =
[WordWrap] =80
[Mailer] =smtp
[Sendmail] =/usr/sbin/sendmail
[PluginDir] =
[Version] =1.73
[ConfirmReadingTo] =
[Hostname] =
[Host] =localhost
[Port] =26
[Helo] =
[SMTPAuth] =1
[Username] =my-login+domain.com
[Password] =my-password
[Timeout] =10
[SMTPDebug] =
[SMTPKeepAlive] =
[smtp] =
[to] =Array
(
[0] =Array
(
[0] =my-test@email.com
[1] =
)

)

[cc] =Array
(
)

[bcc] =Array
(
)

[ReplyTo] =Array
(
)

[attachment] =Array
(
)

[CustomHeader] =Array
(
)

[message_type] =
[boundary] =Array
(
)

[language] =Array
(
)

[error_count] =0
[LE] =

[SMTPSecure] =ssl
)

What do you think I'm doing wrong?

I would really appreciate any help.
Thank you very much for your time.

I did. I created a view named published_updates and the filter to be only "node : published : yes" so it can place everything.
I added the published_updates view to the section.
I've checked the date and I posted new nodes to see if they appear.

Nothing. :o(

Any other thoughts?

Thanks for your time.

You might be right about that.

Is there anything you can tell me about this error I'm receiving when I try to send out the newsletter...

warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/my-user/public_html/sites/all/modules/sunmailer/sunmailer.module on line 307.

Which is this:

line 307:  foreach ($address_group as $addresses) {
    // Add recipients.
    $mailer->ClearAllRecipients();
    foreach ($addresses as $address) {
      $mailer->AddBCC($address);
    }
    // Send mail.
    $retries = variable_get('sunmailer_retries', 2);
    while ($retries >= 0) {
      if ($mailer->Send()) {
        break;
      }
      $retries--;
      if ($retries >= 0) {
        watchdog('mail', 'Email failed to send (@error), retrying...', array('@error' => $mailer->ErrorInfo), WATCHDOG_WARNING);
      }
      else {
        watchdog('mail', 'Email failed to send (@error), giving up', array('@error' => $mailer->ErrorInfo), WATCHDOG_ERROR);

Thanks again.

UPDATE:

I installed SunMailer in another Drupal installation to another domain. I don't receive any errors.
I added all the sections, I subscribed to those sections, and I click preview and send.

I see all the content from the date set forward. It's all there. I click the confirm check box and I hit send.

It takes me to a Reports page (admin/reports/dblog) but I never receive the email in my inbox or spam box.

Any ideas?

I apologize for so many post but I would really like to see this module working.

Thanks for your time, once again.

Yes. I personally subscribed to the newsletter to test it.

Statistics say 1 subscriber, me.

I tried it in HTML and it said 1 HTML
and when it didn't work I tried TEXT, so it said 1 TEXT

Both didn't work.

I receive the test email, though.

Thanks for your time.

I would like to state this is the best newsletter module out.

I finally got the SunMailer working. The problem was with my database. I was getting the "user warning: Illegal mix of collations" error. Once I solved that issue it worked like a charm.

Thanks for everything Mike!