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I hired a translator to go through your package and translate all our own add-ons and that was her response back to me. That there were strings that were branded. That's all I can say. If there are no such traces left now, then that's great! How are updates handled these days? By request of the...

Have you removed all the translations that are foot prints of your own service?

OVH will ban you before you get started. They are VERY strict!

Now the wishlist go bananas. @twisted1919 has limited amounts of time. Keep the core intact (core functions, database, UX, UI, plugin interface and plugin architecture etc) and state-of-the-art and then drop features that isn't the core.Vast amounts of time is required just keeping the core...

I must say that I agree with that. It's not intuitive. We have been forced to build a process for signing up and also other things. The orig MW gives the impression of that it's designed by a technician, not by someone who focuses on user experience. No offense. (you didn't ask for this, but I...

Good!

What happens if you run the jobs like that interactively (not as crons) ? One of them should be enough.

When you configure ISPconfig for cron jobs, you need to configure the client in ISPconfig too. In there you need to set full cron, or else you will have to do the following (I know that the creator of ISPconfig told me that he would fix this with the new maintenance update). Every time that you...

Yes, it was what I thought. Edit the file /etc/cron.d/ispc_chrooted_web6 swap out the first lines before the actual cronjob to this: MAILTO='' SHELL=/bin/sh PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin save the file and then for clarity do: # mv ispc_chrooted_web6...

Assuming that you have created the cronjobs and still don't get it to work Do # ls -al /etc/cron.d Then show the result here. ISPconfig has it's own handling of cronjobs, so crontab is used in another way, it's used for initiating ISPconfig tasks, of which their own cron job handling is one...

You are right, we don't sell it as software. What we have built is a complete whitelabelled reseller based solution on top of MW + a set of customer features that only we have. This, plus much more, is software that we make available for resellers in the form of a hosted solution that takes...

Hmmmm.... Ever thought of reading the license terms for MW and the plugins? I mean "Regular" license and "clients".

No, since it's not a product. :) We let our resellers sell subscriptions etc of the services we provide. THEY own their own customers, we are only a supplier of the underlying technology, the hosting etc and ALL the things they need to deliver (except the things that are related to sales and...

We have a pricing plan generator which creates two dimensional pricing plans and what determines the prices are the base price for the features & the pricing per number of messages per month. With this we then apply our customized formula on to get the price (customers who uses more messages per...

@darkmag16 , I am sorry but it's not for sale. There is no good economy in developing what we are creating and then selling it. Instead we supply it all as a hosted service and an almost turn-key business for resellers. This way we offer our created features as white labeled services for...

Nice! This means that I can pull out one of our projects to make our custom-MW GDPR compliant. Awesome!

On one of our servers, a dedicated Dual Xeon E2670 with 128 GB RAM, 1 Gbps NIC, SSD etc we are down to 3.32 ms per sendout. It's fast, it's blazing fast. We use Redis and PCNTL. The HW makes a diff too of course. And yet, we have loads of plugins that slows it down.

Can you please create a site where updates can be fetched by existing buyers? Also, it would be a good thing if you made the translation pack more generic, e.g. remove your personal name from the translations, "GlobalDIMA" is part of the translations. You also seem to have made changes to the...

Are you logged in as the MW admin or some extra user that you have set up? If the latter, it's most likely the group permission setup that is the problem. (our Mailwizz solution is very different from the rest of yours so I can hardly tell how a standard installation looks these days)

That's obvious... :) Frenchguese Portuefrench Anyway, here you are, @Magno - A tool at your disposal, if you are interested to really speed things up: https://forum.mailwizz.com/threads/make-any-translation-a-lot-easier.4701/