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    • Getting started
      • Windows
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    • Installation wizard
      • License
      • Repository database
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      • Create a user
      • Email setup
      • URL & SSL Certificate
      • Run as a service
      • Summary
        • Running on Linux
    • Configuration panel
      • Home page
      • Domain & SSL Management
      • Repository Database
      • License Management
      • User Management
      • Email settings
    • Upgrade
      • Upgrade from 1.x to 2
      • Upgrade from 2.x
    • Update license
    • Moving to production
  • Product Guide
    • Getting started
    • Schedules
      • Trigger-based schedules
    • Tasks
      • Workflows
    • Mailinglists
    • Recipients
    • Filtering
    • Monitoring
    • Config
      • Placeholders
      • General settings
      • Single Sign-on
      • Two-factor authentication
      • Sending Emails using the Microsoft Graph API
    • API
  • Support
    • Troubleshoot
    • FAQ
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  1. Installation guide
  2. Installation wizard

Summary

A summary will be shown and MailScheduler will install and start whenever you hit Start the Application.

MailScheduler will now start. If MailScheduler can't start automatically, please use the commands below for the service manager of your choice to start MailScheduler.

If you don't see this message, please proceed to the Troubleshoot section for assistance.

When running Linux

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