We recently started sending emails through Mautic with the E-Mail Open Tracking gif.
The URL is being generated as http://{mauticurl}.com/index.php?/email/{emailid}.gif
When I navigate to this URL (as well as inspect it in my browser), it is coming up as a 404 error.
Also, we tried http://{mauticurl}.com/email/{emailid}.gif but still getting a 404.
We use NGINX for our web server.
Does anyone know if there is an extra directive command I need to add to my configuration?
We recently started sending emails through Mautic with the E-Mail Open Tracking gif.
The URL is being generated as http://{mauticurl}.com/index.php?/email/{emailid}.gif
When I navigate to this URL (as well as inspect it in my browser), it is coming up as a 404 error.
Also, we tried http://{mauticurl}.com/email/{emailid}.gif but still getting a 404.
We use NGINX for our web server.
Does anyone know if there is an extra directive command I need to add to my configuration?
I fixed this by adding a NGINX rule as defined below:
location ~ email/(.*).gif{
try_files $uri /index.php?$args;
}
Hope this helps someone!
Thanks for this, there’s been a few people asking recently
How to fix this with apache - we are using mautic bitnami image.
The Bitnami image had set Site URL to http://aws-host-name:80/mautic/ and changing it to http://mautic.ourdomain.com - fixed the issue.
I have the same issue with nginx and this didn’t fix the issue unfortunately. I’ve tried this setup https://gist.github.com/that0n3guy/905c812c0f65e7ffb5ec
adding the rule mentioned here but no luck. Also the mtc.js shows 404 on mymautic.com/mtc.js
I run my mautic with ssl. might this have some special issue? I hope someone can help.
Gonna test out modifying this one match to my config, let’s see if it helps.
@jemmasta you solution may be here:
https://www.mautic.org/community/index.php/7552-v-2-8-0-404-on-mautic-form-js/p1#p22721
Added a NGINX rule in vhost, as defined below:
location ~ email/(.*).gif{
try_files $uri /index.php?$args;
}
This Worked for me . Thanks