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This module allows sites to configure Symfony Mailer transports in the Drupal environment. It supports multiple transports using config entities, and handles varying transport types using plug-ins.

The aim is to provide a single common framework that can be used by contrib Drupal Symfony Mailer and Core (after [#3379794]). Other contrib modules are welcome to use it too.

Features

  1. Transport list page
  2. Add/edit transport forms
  3. Configurable default transport
  4. Plug-ins for the Symfony built-in transports: SMTP, sendmail, null, native
  5. Support for any 3rd-party transport using manual DSN entry
  6. mailer_transport configuration entity
  7. @MailerTransport plug-in with transport manager

Post-Installation

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Additional Requirements

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Project information

  • Project categories: Integrations
  • Created by adamps on , updated
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