Sending an email using a dynamic email credential. Now, if the credentials are wrong, then the system needs to notify the same via email using the email configuration set in the env (default). I have tried to send the email in the exception (catch) block after resetting the email config to the default(env) but the email is not sending and
Tag: swiftmailer
How can I prevent Symfony trying to load a service while using Swift Mailer Attachment?
I try to attach a file via Swiftmail to my Email in Symfony: $message = (new Swift_Message($message)) ->setFrom([$smtpMail => $smtpName]) ->setTo($smtpMail) ->setBody($…
What does SwiftMailer’s SMTP timeout setting relate to?
When using SwiftMailer’s Swift_SmtpTransport there is a timeout setting. https://symfony.com/doc/current/reference/configuration/swiftmailer.html#timeout What does this refer to? Is it just the …
Attach excel stream to swiftmailer message?
I’m trying to attach an Excel file in a SwiftMailer message. The trick is that I don’t want to save the excel file and then attach it and then delete it, instead I just want to generate the excel and …
The Swift_Transport_MailTransport class is deprecated since version 5.4.5 and will be removed in 6.0. Use the Sendmail or SMTP transport instead
I’m using the SwiftMailer class to send mail using the php mail() function or SMTP depending on my app’s configuration (development or production). My code looks like this : // Default mailer: php …
Expected response code 220 but got code “”, with message “” in Laravel
I am using Laravel Mail function to send email. The following is my app/config/mail.php file settings. Controller Mail Method When I run the code it gives me following error message: Swift_TransportException Expected response code 220 but got code “”, with message “” I have created a SendMail.php file in view which contains some data. How do I resolve this error
SwiftMailer silently ignores errors when messages fail delivery
When run from inside controller and when in-memory spooling is configured via spool: { type: memory } swiftmailer seems to work like this: whenever from within controller mailer->send($message) …