So I was wondering, how would I send my email from another email address in Laravel. Currently I have this email address and domain. This is an example. Sender = test#domain.com
Now I have many auth()
users. I want to be able for them to send emails as well. So how would I do that? So for an example: Test#anotherdomain.com
My point is, currently the admin guard is able to send an email to the owner of the post who is user(). I have multi auth so admin is one guard and the other is the default.
So the admin is able to send email to test#domain.com
So how can I do it so that test#anotherdomain.com can send an email back to test#domain.com
Is this even possible?
Note: I am using mailgun.
You have two option in this situation:
1) use email clients independently like Phpmailer or Swiftmailer
2) change the config file and email credentials on the fly(make sure your config isn't cached)
Accessing Configuration Values
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I've looked at similar questions and AWS documentation, but so far I don't know what the issue can be.
In my SES dashboard, I have two verified identities.
example#abc.com
xyz.com (uses easy DKIM and Custom Mail From). All DNS entries have been created.
Using my Laravel 9 application, I'm able to send emails using the verified email address, but using the domain, no errors are thrown, and no email gets delivered either.
Both scenarios use the same IAM user API keys and permissions.
The email I'm using to send from the domain is noreply#xyz.com which is not a real email. And the Custom Mail From I've specified is mail.xyz.com. As I mentioned, I can see all the DNS entries have been created for the domain.
I am using Laravel's default email functionality when sending the password reset link to users, and because of this, i wanted to change some parts of the email content that's being sent. One of those is the base URL of the reset link in the email.
In the email, it has this:
I wanted to change the Base URL http://localhost:8081 into something different since I am hosting other web apps on a different domain.
How can I do that?
Any tips are greatly appreciated!
You mean you have 2 servers. One for user to click reset password (an email will be sent to user). The other for handling reset password logic (after user click the link in email, fill new information and submit)
Is that right?
You can check Reset Email Customization and domain you can set in .env for getting
The Forgot Password link in our Prestashop 1.7 site is not working. After setting the admin email on the following, we still do not receive any reset password
Shop Parameters > Contact > Stores tab: <set the admin email>
When I try to send a test email using the links below, I receive the test email
Advanced Parameters > Email > Test Your Email Configuration
I am able to receive a test email from the admin email address I set on Shop Parameters. So that means, the email sending is working.
On the Forgot Password page, I entered my email and clicked the Send Reset Link. I checked the Inbox and Spam and did not see any reset link email.
Do you check that you have a mail template for sending forgotten emails in the corresponding language folder?
Regards
I'm having the same issue (Prestashop 1.7.2.5) From what I can find, if your email setup is configured as PHP, Password Reset works only occasionally depending on email account you are sending to.
It is better to configure your email setup for SMTP. Due to the high amounts of spam being circulated, most email servers will flag email sent from PHP as potential spam and most times will be blocked and not even sent to the junk folder. The fact that some mail gets through and others just disappear is because Spam traps set thresholds. Depending on the body text, subject line, type of links, etc.
Make sure your theme have mails folder and have password_query mail templates in
corresponding language folder.
Go to Preferences > Customers, and check the value of password reset delay. Make the delay value higher like 360 minutes.
I have a Heroku account and am using the Mailgun add-on. I have verified my domain, however, I need to activate the Mailgun account via email confirmation. The email account which is supposed to have received the email is at app[numbers]#heroku.com. I am not aware of how I might access that email. There is a link to resend email or update email address, however the update form instructs me to change setting in Heroku's dashboard, where I see no reference to that address. I am sure I am missing something simple, but am at a loss.
I want to be able to create a user using only their e-mail address.
i.e. I want the admin to be able to enter a bunch of e-mail addresses, which will automatically create a new user and password and then e-mail the information to the address provided.
So I am hoping to figure out how to:
Create users using only e-mail addresses (rest can be randomly generated)
E-mail users their passwords and login details.
Any suggestions on a best way to approach this? I'm using authlogic for authentication.
Cheers!
I'd recommend using devise for this, as it handles generating confirmation emails, as well as the routes for confirming an email. A relevant tutorial for allowing users to sign up with just their email addresses: http://blog.devinterface.com/2011/05/two-step-signup-with-devise/
For having an admin create users, it'll be much the same, just generate random passwords+confirmations, and then call user.send_reset_password_instructions to send the email (which can be customized as in Ruby/Rails: How do you customize the mailer templates of Devise? )
see also: Rails Devise: Set password reset token and redirect user