Reputation: 499
I am sending email using Gmail SMTP account, but I want show different sender email to the receiver. I am using below code to override the from email address.
Mail::send('emails_old.send_message', ['data' => $request->message], function ($message) use ($request, $toEmail, $cc, $bcc, $attacments)
{
$message->to($toEmail);
$message->subject($request->subject);
$message->from('no-reply@xyz', 'No reply');
$message->replyTo(auth()->user()->email, auth()->user()->name);
});
Above code working fine & also overrides sender name, but not email address.
can anybody tells what's wrong I am doing?
Thanks, Kaleem
Upvotes: 0
Views: 979
Reputation: 166
Gmail only permits you to use a From address that's in your Settings as a verified alias. You can't (and shouldn't) spoof an email address you don't control. If nothing else, it'll frequently be flagged as spam because of SPF records. – ceejayoz
If you want to use a different email address where the mail is send from try using a mail server, or try using a maildriver such as mailgun.
I only use Gmail SMTP for development, after that I switch over to my mail server.
I'd note that while other services may allow you to do this, it's still a horrible idea. SPF records will send a lot of email sent like this to spam. – ceejayoz
So if it's just for development or a school-project, you can use mailservices like mailgun or Gmail SMTP. Otherwise try to get a mail server to handle no-reply emails.
Upvotes: 4