swiftmailer

In symfony2.3 I am using swiftmailer. I have a Google Apps address like myname@abc.com and my normal gmail address myname@gmail.com When using: mailer_transport: smtp mailer_encryption: ssl auth_mode: login mailer_host: smtp.gmail.com mailer_user: myname mailer_password: pymass the configuration works great and it sends emails from my gmail address but using myname@abc.com as mailer_user with correct password doesn't work. Any ideas? The configuration for sending from (what I assume is) a Google Apps account differs from a Gmail account. Your swiftmailer parameters should look something like

I'm using the Symfony 1.4 mailer where I build the various bits needed for an email and then send it out using: $this->getMailer()->composeAndSend($sender, $recipient, $subject, $body); In the email body, I need to able to take advantage of variables generated in the action, so right now I might have this in my action: $body = 'Your username is '.$username.' and this is the email body.'; Does anyone know of an elegant way of storing/organising various email bodies, instead of having to code them like this straight into my action? I will have many email templates and will also have them in

$headers = "\r\n" . "MIME-Version: 1.0" . "\r\n"; $headers .= "Content-type:text/html;charset=iso-8859-1" . "\r\n"; $message = Swift_Message::newInstance() ->setSubject($subject) ->setFrom(array('from@mail.com' => 'From Address')) ->setTo(array('to@mail.com' => 'To Address')) ->setBody($message_plain_txt) ->addPart($message, 'text/html') ; if ($file_name) { $message->attach(Swift_Attachment::fromPath($file_path)); } $result = $mailer->send($message); In this case $filepath is the tmp path which I am using when a user attaches a files from a form and $file_name is the tmp file name $_FILES[

As always here is the place where I have learned a lot. And I have now a new things to learn: I have a html form: <tr><td width="16%">File attachment</td><td width="2%">:</td><td><input type="file" name="fileatt" /></td></tr> and a mail.php: $attachfile=$_POST["fileatt"]; and a correct swiftmailer code to send emails out; I have googled and I found many examples how to send attachment with a file stored on the website but I would like to do it on the fly. So when you submit the button it would send it to peoples out rather than uploading the file. // Create the Transport $transport = Swift

I use SwiftMailer to send emails from a gearman worker process. I'm using the Swift_SmtpTransport class to send emails. The problem is that if this worker process stays idle for sometime, the SwiftMailer smtp connection times out. Now when the next job arrives, SwiftMailer fails to send emails as the connection has been timed out. Ideally, I would want to close the smtp connection after every job. I'm unable to locate a api in the class which does this specifically. Neither does unset() object works since this is a static class. cernio There is a rude option: stop the transport explicitly. On

I have written a custom console command to query my database, produce a report and e-mail it to an address; however I can not seem to successfully send the e-mail. I can send e-mail fine from within normal controllers elsewhere within my application, and I can also send it from within my console command if I manually create and configure a Swift_Mailer instance and not get it via the container. Here is a stripped down version of my console command: <?php namespace Foo\ReportBundle\Command; use Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Command\ContainerAwareCommand; use Symfony\Component\Console\Input