Mail distribution system

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Good afternoon.

We are developing one service that will be very much tied to sending email notifications (namely, targeted notifications, not spam :) ).
Letters for each recipient need to be generated unique, so I want to implement something like:

1. With our script we generate files of a certain format or entries in the database (with the recipient's address and the body of the letter itself).
2. The mail server monitors the directory (or by a kick from the script) and sends out these letters, and if the letter is not delivered and the chipper arrives, a corresponding mark is made in some database so that such cases can be automatically processed.
3. I would very much like to have a web interface for monitoring statistics, scheduling tasks and tracking errors.

The solution is needed under Ubuntu/Debian.

Can anyone offer advice from their own experience?

Answer 1

why some files with some script? why mail() does not suit you? You will receive feedback from the mailer through its log

Answer 2

Write letters to the database (it turns out a queue), take letters from there using the script using the cron and send them.

Answer 3

I can recommend PostmarkApp.com + their Bounce hooks .

Answer 4

Either I do not fully understand what exactly you need, Friday evening makes itself felt.

Answer 5

swiftmailer.org/ not what you are looking for?