lol…
I’m using ubuntu 22, Apache2.
I installed the packs anyway, just in case…
The error on certbot, do you think It is the ubuntu version?
Seems to me that you have an incomplete certbot install. But I might be wrong. Try to remove and re-add.
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Hi I managed to install it on a separate server! Using your tutorial, many thanks.
Now the real trick was to set up a subdomain on the first server with docker container, I will put you on my list of torturers. 
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Hello everyone…
Im trying to install Mautic 3 or 4 but each time I upload files and each time is missing ‘installation’ folder so each time im going to website with uploaded files index.php/installation is missing
could anyone help me with this pls
Here are my notes for how to install Mautic from many years ago before The Event - developers, please correct where this goes wrong:
The following are instructions to install Mautic (2.15.3, old version, replace with latest of course) on CentOS 6 with PHP 7.2.
I used EasyApache in WHM on my Bluehost CentOS VPS to upgrade to PHP 7.1, PHP 7.2 and PHP 7.3, then used MultiPHP Manager in WHM to set the default version to PHP 7.2 and used MultiPHP INI Editor to enable allow_url_open, increase memory_limit to 512M, max_execution_time to 300, post_max_size and upload_max_filesize to 64M
When you install or configure PHP, whatever method you use, make sure the following extensions are installed:
php-zip php-xml php-imap php-mcrypt php-mysql php-mbstring php-curl php-amqplib php-mbstring php-bcmath php-intl
The following are not strictly required, but apparently recommended:
php-opcache php-apcu php-memcached memcached memcached-devel
The first Mautic version that supports PHP 7.2 is apparently version 2.15.0. Version 2.15.1 seems to work on my server.
SSH into your server as a regular user, NOT as root. To switch from root to another user, like username, use:
su - username
Then navigate to your web root or directory where you want to install Mautic:
cd /home/username/public_html/mautic
wget https://github.com/mautic/mautic/archive/2.15.3.tar.gz
tar -zxvf 2.15.3.tar.gz -C /home/username/public_html/mautic
Check with FTP if your files are where you want them. They will be in a folder with an inconvenient name; you may have to rename the folder or/and move the files down one level.
On the command line, make sure you are in the directory where your Mautic files are, then install the dependencies:
pwd
composer install
npm install
You may have to install npm/node.js - cough, spit - on your server first:
Make sure your Mautic files are owned by Apache. First find out which user Apache is running as:
lsof -i | grep :http
On CentOS it will be either ‘apache’ or ‘nobody’. Then run something like this:
chown -R nobody:nobody /home/username/public_html/mautic
Or on CentOS 7 this seemed to work:
chown -R username:username /home/username/public_html/mautic
Opening yourdomain.com in your browser should now give you access to the installer. Follow the instructions. Everything should be OK from here on.
If you get a server error, try to run mautic as user:
chown -R username:username /home/username/public_html/mautic
Sending mailings from Mautic will not work, even if single test mails work fine, because you also have to set up cron jobs. Look for the Mautic documentation on this issue. cPanel has an interface to set up cron jobs.
Commands you may want to set up as cron jobs are the following:
php bin/console mautic:segments:update
php bin/console mautic:campaigns:rebuild --batch-limit=100
php bin/console mautic:campaigns:trigger --batch-limit=50
php bin/console mautic:emails:send
php bin/console mautic:email:fetch
php bin/console mautic:social:monitoring
php bin/console mautic:webhooks:process
php bin/console mautic:iplookup:download
php bin/console mautic:maintenance:cleanup --days-old=365 --dry-run
If you still run into problems, check the most common Mautic misconfigurations here:
Thank you I been doing everything correctly (I think) even I was checking permission for files but could you tell me why Mautic 3.x or 4.x dont have installation folder in zip file ? I been doing composer install and everything went smooth but still no luck with that installation folder any idea??
My issue can be cos i used Hestia panel as starting point ??
system Debian 10
by the way i will follow your instruction and hope it will works
thank you
With the proper editing of json.config file, we can install Mautic 4 and I am sure even upcoming 5 on cPanel. I have a 4 running on cPanel using composer install.
I did a post or reply to a post on how to do this so do a search on my username to find the post on this forum.
I plan to post a tutorial but am waiting on one issue to be eliminated before posting it.
I’m newbie here. however, it seems to me that composer makes installation very easier now. I spend some hours to understand composer. but it’s worth it. see https://github.com/mautic/recommended-project for more details.
One thing might be not easy for beginner to follow in that guide is to one has to change owner and group of the docroot and bin directory, so that the web server can read and write there. At least that’s what I did to make it work (hopefully it’s correct).
Mautic 4 installation process is broken:
There are a lot of commercial options for 100+ USD working well. Free is always problems. And no support.
? Commercial option for self hosted marketing automation?
yeah
like mailwizz 79 usd one time.
I give up with this mautic. Today got 500 error again. enough. very unstable system.
I’m a huge fan of Mailwizz, and user of the system. It has 5% of the features of Mautic. It’s not open source. Totally different use cases. You are comparing Apples with Supernovas.
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BTW - the 500 error happens 90% of the times, because you are not aware of how user management works in Linux. (Just a tip.)
I played different combinations of systems and releases. ever run everything from root. the last one worked 2 weeks and after thrown 500 error. It is not reliable. it can happen anytime and result in complete system reinstall with loss of all job. my business suffer from it.
I used mailwizz and do not agree that it is lack of functionality you use every day. I do not need another CRM instance. I need bulk mailer.
Here is a guide to permissions:
Mautic is not a bulk mailer, If you need a bulk mailer, then you need Mailwizz. I coulndt agree more.
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Just sharing my experience.
I use a hosting provider and a hosting instance with cPanel.
From there I install using softaculos auto installer option on cPanel, two clicks, a user and password for the Mautic admin, and that’s it.
The problem is with the upgrades and composer.
If you can figure out how to make that work on softaculus it would be great, otherwise I’ll have to go back to scratch annd install a new instance.
If this could be as easy as softaculus upgrade, I’d, we’d be focusing on Mautic functionality only.
From my experience, this sort of installation can work until 500 contacts. The first Limit will be the available RAM for the database.
I started also like this and tested. Until I found out the truth: Mautic Installation: Mautic Hardware Requirements
Mautic is very easy to install if the managed hosting (like shared hosting) meets the system requirements. If the hosting does not fully meet the system requirements, you need advanced knowledge and a lot of time. If you use unmanaged hosting, you already need advanced knowledge. If you don’t have these knowledge, contact a professional for the installation or find managed hosting that supports Mautic.
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Concordo!
Estou tentando instalar no localhost com Xampp no Windows, mas recebo a seguinte mensagem:
Forbidden
You don’t have permission to access this resource.
Já dei permissão na pasta e subpastas, mas sem sucesso.
Alguém sabe me dizer como proceder neste caso?
Obrigado!