Hide Main Domain
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Howard
Member
Never mind i have figured this out 
You can edit: /public_html/apps/common/components/helpers/CampaignHelper.php
From: Line:591
$unsubscribeUrl = $options->get('system.urls.frontend_absolute_url') . 'lists/' . $list->list_uid . '/unsubscribe';
to:
$unsubscribeUrl = 'http://domain.com/index.php/' . 'lists/' . $list->list_uid . '/unsubscribe';
Your "domain.com" should have A CNAME pointing to your main domain/IP.
Cheers'
You can edit: /public_html/apps/common/components/helpers/CampaignHelper.php
From: Line:591
$unsubscribeUrl = $options->get('system.urls.frontend_absolute_url') . 'lists/' . $list->list_uid . '/unsubscribe';
to:
$unsubscribeUrl = 'http://domain.com/index.php/' . 'lists/' . $list->list_uid . '/unsubscribe';
Your "domain.com" should have A CNAME pointing to your main domain/IP.
Cheers'
twisted1919
Administrator
Staff memberOr you can use tracking domains to do this automatically with the help of the application 
twisted1919
Administrator
Staff memberIt's not that much documentation because the use is pretty simple.
Let me explain you quickly, say your domain name is howard.com and mailwizz is installed there.
Now, howard.com is hosted on a dedicated ip, say 123.123.123.123 so that when you access http://123.123.123.123 you get the exact same thing as you get when you access howard.com, that is, the mailwizz application.
Next, let's say you want to create a tracking.howard.com so that all your email links point there instead of howard.com directly.
You then create a DNS record of type CNAME for tracking.howard.com to point to howard.com, so now when you access http://tracking.howard.com you get back, like in the above 2 cases, the mailwizz application.
You could also add a ServerAlias tracking.howard.com to your apache vhost for howard.com in case when you access tracking.howard.com you don't see mailwizz and you see the default apache website on the server.
Now, you add tracking.howard.com as a tracking domain in mailwizz, you verify it and then assign that domain to a delivery server. Doing like so, all emails sent through that delivery server will use tracking.howard.com as the domain for each link.
Makes sense?
Let me explain you quickly, say your domain name is howard.com and mailwizz is installed there.
Now, howard.com is hosted on a dedicated ip, say 123.123.123.123 so that when you access http://123.123.123.123 you get the exact same thing as you get when you access howard.com, that is, the mailwizz application.
Next, let's say you want to create a tracking.howard.com so that all your email links point there instead of howard.com directly.
You then create a DNS record of type CNAME for tracking.howard.com to point to howard.com, so now when you access http://tracking.howard.com you get back, like in the above 2 cases, the mailwizz application.
You could also add a ServerAlias tracking.howard.com to your apache vhost for howard.com in case when you access tracking.howard.com you don't see mailwizz and you see the default apache website on the server.
Now, you add tracking.howard.com as a tracking domain in mailwizz, you verify it and then assign that domain to a delivery server. Doing like so, all emails sent through that delivery server will use tracking.howard.com as the domain for each link.
Makes sense?
SQLIK
Active Member
Look here" https://forum.mailwizz.com/threads/what-tracking-and-sending-domains-actually-are.425/#post-7734
entry #12 and #13
entry #12 and #13