@leokhoa Thank you! It's really a great help!
blackfyre
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RE: Mailhog as alternative to gmail as mail sender
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RE: [Tutorial] How to add MailHog to Laragon and make it autorun using Procfile
@Stagger-Lee
MailHog will act as a local smtp server, so when you create the smtp connection with PHPMailer, you need to give it the following settings:MAIL_DRIVER=smtp MAIL_HOST=127.0.0.1 MAIL_PORT=1025 MAIL_USERNAME=testuser MAIL_PASSWORD=testpwd
Ports can change depending on the config you set up MailHog with. It's also possible that it won't require any authentication... depends on the use case.
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RE: Mailhog as alternative to gmail as mail sender
@leokhoa Thanks for looking into this
And the info about the procfile -
Mailhog as alternative to gmail as mail sender
Hi!
Love the great work & effort you've been putting into Laragon!
Behind huge company proxies it can be difficult to use mail trap / send services as they generate traffic which is frowned upon by company IT.
But there's a locally available alternative to these online services, which can happily introduce chaos in to the connection as well. It's called MailHog
https://github.com/mailhog/MailHogIt's got ready made windows binaries as well which can be configured by the command line or environment variables.
I don't presume to know how much work goes into on-boarding a tool like mySQL or any version of php for that matter, but It doesn't seem as the hardest challenge in the basket