# Multiple Mastermails

You can add **multiple mastermail accounts**, but they must all be placed in **one single location**.

There is **only one `Mastermails` section**.\
All mastermail accounts go **inside this section**.

***

### The `Mastermails` section

This is the container that holds all mastermail accounts:

```json
"Mastermails": [

]
```

Do not remove the square brackets.\
Everything you add must go **between** them.

***

### Adding a mastermail

A mastermail is added as **one block** inside the brackets.

Example with one mastermail:

```json
"Mastermails": [
    {
        "mastermail": "youremail@yourdomain.com:imap.yourdomain.com",
        "password": "APP_PASSWORD_HERE",
        "catchall": "@yourcatchall.com"
    }
]
```

This is the correct placement.

***

### Adding more mastermails

To add another mastermail:

* Do not create a new `Mastermails` section
* Place the new block **directly below the previous one**
* Add a **comma after the previous block**

Example with multiple mastermails:

```json
"Mastermails": [
    {
        "mastermail": "mail1@example.com:imap.example.com",
        "password": "PASSWORD_1",
        "catchall": "@example.com"
    },
    {
        "mastermail": "mail2@domain.com:imap.domain.com",
        "password": "PASSWORD_2",
        "catchall": "@domain.com"
    }
]
```

Each block represents **one mastermail account**.

***

### Important rules

* There must be **only one** `Mastermails` section
* All mastermail blocks go **inside the same brackets**
* Each block is separated by a **comma**
* The **last block must not** have a comma

If these rules are followed, the configuration is correct.

***

### Simple way to remember

* One `Mastermails` container
* One block per email
* Commas between blocks
* Nothing goes outside the brackets

If your file looks like the example above, it is set up correctly.


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