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Mautic a free and opensource marketing automation tool.

System cron jobs​

Mautic often requires cron jobs to be triggered manually. The package comes with a a default cronjob template. This is saved in /app/data/crontab.system.

Change the schedule and arguments of the cronjobs as desired using the File manager. Restart the app after making any changes.

To run a cron job manuall, open a Web terminal and run the job manually like so:

Bash
sudo -E -u www-data php /app/code/bin/console mautic:segments:update

Custom cron jobs​

For cron support, app custom commands in the app's cron section.

The crontab contains a line like:

CRON
0,15,30,45 * * * *  sudo -E -u www-data php /app/code/app/console mautic:integration:fetchleads --integration=Hubspot

Mailer​

Mautic 5 supports sending emails via Symfony mailer. The following mailer packages are pre-installed:

  • symfony/amazon-mailer
  • symfony/mailgun-mailer
  • symfony/postmark-mailer
  • symfony/sendgrid-mailer
  • symfony/mailjet-mailer
Disable email auto-configuration

On Cloudron, mail settings are managed by the platform. By default, mautic will send messages via the built-in Cloudron Email Server. If you want to change the mail configuration to another mailer, you can either set it at the server level as an outbound relay or at the app level by disabling email configuration.

Clearing cache​

To clear the cache, you can either delete /run/mautic/var/cache or you can run the following command using the Web terminal:

Bash
sudo -E -u www-data php /app/code/bin/console cache:clear

Admin​

Admin password reset​

To reset the admin user password, run the following command using the Web terminal:

Bash
set-admin-password <newstrongpassword>

Admin email reset​

To set the admin user email, run the following command using the Web terminal:

Bash
set-admin-email <email@example.com>