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Mautic App

About​

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.

You can change the schedule and arguments of the cronjobs as desired using the File manager. Be sure to restart the app after making any changes.

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

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:

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](../knowledge_base/email.md #relay-outbound-mails) 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:

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:

set-admin-password <newstrongpassword>

Admin email reset​

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

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