Cancel sending of mails based on a regex for the "to" field of the mail. Could be used to prevent sending mails to @example.com mail adresses.
This Services addon provides a REST service which responds to Mandrill Inbound email processing. When a Mandrill Inbound webhook is called, it validates the message against the provided webhook key and then fires hook_mandrill_incoming_event() to allow any module to handle the incoming event. If the event is not handled, it can then forward the email to a fallback email address.
Module that allows to define the sending time of a simplenews issue
Adds the capability to add people to conversations made with the module privatemsg.
Module for adding a form for collecting email addresses from website visitors before a download can be completed.
The module works by using JavaScript to inject the form into the
websites theme files by searching for specific hooks in the CSS.
The CSS hook used can be set from the modules administration panel.
The data submitted is emailed to an address specified by the site
administrator within the module configuration panel.
Mail History modules provides ability to store all sended mails in a database. It has a 'success' field to determine if mail was successfully send or not.
The project is very raw. It only can log all mails in a database now. I wonder if this module would be interesting and useful for people. And also there is api for developers to add their mails to the storage.
Fluent Mail provides an alternative to drupal_mail() with fewer convolutions and a more pleasant developer experience via a fluent interface. If you are not a developer or another module does not require it, you will derive no benefit from this module. It makes no changes on its own. To make use of the module call fluent_mail() in your code instead of drupal_mail() when you wish to send mail. How is this an improvement? Let's look at an example of sending a simple test message with drupal_mail():
This module manages newsletters and subscriptions, generates email content via rendered entities (nodes), and dispatches to subscribers.
RSN was built because of a lack of viable modules to perform this task and is currently in place on multiple websites sending thousands of emails each day and more features evolve over time.
Example
This module allows anonymous visitors to subscribe to new content on your site of specific authors. The notifications are email sent by MailChimp and you can configure which users (by role) and which content-types apply. You can also customize the mail body using tokens available for the specific nodes.
