Moving from OhMySMTP to MailPace
Summary
- In January 2022 we renamed our service from OhMySMTP to MailPace. This is a name change only, ownership, service and all other aspects of our original service remain the same
- The existing API routes, SMTP servers and all libraries will continue to operate and exist as before, indefinitely
- You don't need to change anything on your end in your application(s), however it would be prudent to update your application libraries/API routes to the new MailPace ones listed below
Changes
HTTPS API
Change | Old | New | Comments |
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API domain | https://api.ohmysmtp.com | https://api.mailpace.com | The existing API routes will all continue to work indefinitely |
API Token header name | OhMySMTP-Server-Token | MailPace-Server-Token | The old token name will be supported indefinitely |
SMTP Server
Your DNS Settings
Record | Old | New | Comments |
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DKIM Selector | ohmysmtp._domainkey<.your-subdomain> | ohmysmtp._domainkey<.your-subdomain> | To avoid breaking DKIM signing this stays the same |
Advanced Verification - CNAME | mailer.ohmysmtp.com | mailer.ohmysmtp.com | To avoid breaking rDNS lookups this stays the same |
Inbound CNAME | inbound.ohmysmtp.com | inbound.mailpace.com | Inbound emails will continue to work through the old record indefinitely |
Libraries
Library | Old Name | New Name | Comments |
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Rails | ohmysmtp-rails | mailpace-rails | The existing gem will remain available, but will not receive updates |
Node / JavaScript | @ohmysmtp/ohmysmtp.js | @mailpace/mailpace.js | The existing npm library will remain available, but will not receive updates |
Swiftmailer | ohmysmtp-swiftmailer | mailpace-swiftmailer | The existing package will remain available, but will not receive updates |
All other libraries are community maintained and will be updated in due course.
Websites and Support
Support
If you have any queries or require support, please contact us at support@mailpace.com