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  • The instructions in the FAQ aren’t very clear. Here’s the way it would actually look in your wp-config.php file:

    /* Mailgun Settings */
    
    define('MAILGUN_USEAPI', '1'); //Set to 1 to override wp_mail and use Mailgun in WPMU (1 or 0)
    define('MAILGUN_APIKEY', '<your api key here>'); //Found in your Mailgun dashboard
    define('MAILGUN_DOMAIN', '<your domain>'); //The domain you setup in Mailgun
    define('MAILGUN_USERNAME', '<Mailgun username>'); //The email address you setup in Mailgun
    define('MAILGUN_PASSWORD', '<password>'); //The corresponding password for the email address in Mailgun
    define('MAILGUN_SECURE', '1'); //If you want to use secure email or not (1 or 0)

    (Don’t include the brackets < > in the above code btw)

    Hope this helps!
    kevin

    Thread Starter berlotti

    (@berlotti)

    Just to clarify….
    After this configuration all the top level domains in the network will work on the same mailgun domain?

    Thread Starter berlotti

    (@berlotti)

    Anyone?
    I’m using multiple top level domains in an network site.
    Does this work?

    Patrick Steil

    (@patrickchurchbuzzorg)

    I am interested in an answer to this as well… wondering if it would be better to setup one mailgun account for all our clients, or setup a separate mailgun account for each since they will all be sending emails for different domains…

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