Hi,
We’re running Mautic 1.3.1.
I have enabled:
/s/config/edit -> Email Settings -> Mailer is owner
We’re using Sendgrid and everything else is working fine, mail wise.
I edited the signature of my user in:
/s/account -> Signature
I created a set of test emails with {signature}.
I created a campaign for those emails.
I created a test lead with me as the owner and put it through the campaign.
Emails were sent to the lead, but the default sig was used from:
/s/config/edit -> Default signature
“Best regards, |FROM_NAME|”
And |FROM_NAME| used:
/s/config/edit -> Name to send mail as
I notice that the docs say:
“A none-tokenized mail transport such as Mandrill. This feature won’t work with emails sent via API.”
https://mautic.org/docs/en/emails/mailer_is_owner.html
However my understanding is that the Sendgrid dropdown sets SMTP settings and we’re only providing username/pass, there are no API keys on our account.
Asking here before raising a bug report.
Hi,
We’re running Mautic 1.3.1.
I have enabled:
/s/config/edit -> Email Settings -> Mailer is owner
We’re using Sendgrid and everything else is working fine, mail wise.
I edited the signature of my user in:
/s/account -> Signature
I created a set of test emails with {signature}.
I created a campaign for those emails.
I created a test lead with me as the owner and put it through the campaign.
Emails were sent to the lead, but the default sig was used from:
/s/config/edit -> Default signature
“Best regards, |FROM_NAME|”
And |FROM_NAME| used:
/s/config/edit -> Name to send mail as
I notice that the docs say:
“A none-tokenized mail transport such as Mandrill. This feature won’t work with emails sent via API.”
https://mautic.org/docs/en/emails/mailer_is_owner.html
However my understanding is that the Sendgrid dropdown sets SMTP settings and we’re only providing username/pass, there are no API keys on our account.
Asking here before raising a bug report.
It seems to be a bug. It was reported 2 times here: https://github.com/mautic/mautic/issues/1564
So it was, sorry, missed that one.