Check out this forum thread I came across some time ago.
They used a local postfix to relay SMTP. In theory you can use multiple SMTPs with this trick - FOR FREE
thanks for the link. but this is not an option unless you run your own smtp server yourself.
anyways - I dont mean to go back and fourth. I think I see the writing on the wall for the issue. just adding a +1 and moving on.
I noticed, there is an update for M5.
If you need to have multiple SMTP from the same Mautic, for example for cold emails and business emails, this is the best solution.
I have created a simple multiple SMTP plugin that is only compatible with file queues. You can try. GitHub - HN-PRO/MauticEvenlyDistributesSmtpBundle: Evenly Distributes SMTP Server For Mautic
Do you know what is the use case for a āSingle Customer Licenseā ? What kind of businesses operate with a single customer ? Perhaps I do not understand the meaning of ācustomerā in that context.
It means:
1 customer licence = you install on 1 Mautic, probably hosted for yourself or client of yours.
5 customer licence = you install on 5 Mautics most likely hosted for 5 customers of yours.
Looks, good, are you planning to rewrite for M5?
Just checking, to be sure: with this plugin can one register new transports with the same smtp endpoint, but different user and password (and then select which one to use for every email) ? Can this be done through a user interface directly on Mautic instead of using the API ?
Hello,
Iām not affiliated, but Iām a user of this plugin. We use it with Sendgrid + Amazon + SMTP.
But you can also add multiple SMTP endpoints I guess. Important: you need to make sure to handle your own bounces. Any transport can be added which can be registered with symfony.
Sorry, I have seen the Mautic roadmap. I probably wonāt rewrite it for M5, Iām more interested in M6 or M7
Hi, ok clear.
The huge challenge between 4 and 5/6/7 are the way emails are sent out.
Swiftmailer is replaced by Symfony mailer.
Once you code it for M5, M6/7 is smaller work.
Thank you for creating the plugin.
Regards:
Joey