on `app\config\mail.php' set 'driver' to 'mail'
This won't always work though. Some mail servers such as google blocks mail sent from php mail function.
This doesn't appear to work, in any case, as it still looks for the SMTP settings. Is it better to use, say, my personal Gmail settings in the .env file? I'm a little iffy on doing this out of security concerns.
I did try this, on a side note, and got a CSRF token mismatch.
My compromise was to use sendmail instead. I'm hoping this is more acceptable to email providers without using smtp settings.
check the header of the email you got. As i said if the mail server can't find valid headers they will just black list your ip.
pay2all said:
thanks, tis working
can you please clear out how you put it to work I am trying from 2 days and no luck. can you please help. thanks
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