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Under the. env file

1. configure the Laravel file

MAIL_DRIVER = smtp // We recommend that you use smtp.

MAIL_HOST = smtp.163.com // An error is reported when you use the 163 mailbox QQ mailbox.

MAIL_PORT = 25 // smtp is 25 by default

MAIL_USERNAME = null // your 163 account

MAIL_PASSWORD = null // client password

MAIL_ENCRYPTION = null

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2. modify the config/email. php file

'From' => ['address' => null, 'name' => null], // no prompt is displayed in the manual, but in actual application, if it is addredd => null, an error is returned. you need to write your 163 address every day.

3. Register the 163 mailbox and set the mailbox account POP3/SMTP/IMAP to enable and enable the authorization code for mobile phone verification.

4. refer to the send email in Laravel manual.

Note that the use Mail must be referenced first when the controller references the email to be sent.

Test email sending

Set in route

　　　　　　

Write method in controller

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　

Where

1: Mail: raw is used to send native data, and other content sending methods are provided in the manual;

2. $ message-> subjuet (''); is the file title

3. $ message-> to (); sent

This is a copy$messageList of methods available in the message generator instance:

$ Message-> from ($ address, $ name = null); $ message-> sender ($ address, $ name = null); $ message-> to ($ address, $ name = null); $ message-> cc ($ address, $ name = null); $ message-> bcc ($ address, $ name = null ); $ message-> replyTo ($ address, $ name = null); $ message-> subject ($ subject); $ message-> priority ($ level ); $ message-> attach ($ pathToFile, array $ options = []); // append a file with the original $ data string... $ message-> attachData ($ data, $ name, array $ options = []); // gets the underlying SwiftMailer message instance... $ message-> getSwiftMessage ();