Laravel: MAIL_ENCRYPTION null is recommended?

crypted-snow

My email triggering works correctly, but could MAIL_ENCRYPTION=null be something to worry about?

> MAIL_MAILER=smtp
> MAIL_HOST=mail2.serv00.com
> MAIL_PORT=465
> MAIL_USERNAME=my-system@my-user.serv00.net
> MAIL_PASSWORD=my_password
> MAIL_ENCRYPTION=null // What I do here?
> MAIL_FROM_ADDRESS=my-system@my-user.serv00.net
> MAIL_FROM_NAME="${APP_NAME}"

admin

crypted-snow It's recommended to use an encrypted connection (even if communication is local in that case)
You can use tls setting for MAIL_ENCRYPTION which will work only with port 465.

crypted-snow

admin thank you for your explanation.

mu228

oh.tks god admin and crypted-snow .

After a day of obsessing over my email push solution, I finally looked up the forums and found mail2.serv00.com, which I thought was stmp.serv00.com. Find the document to see mailx.Serv00.com? excuse me?What the hell is com X. ? What is X. Now I know. :

admin

mu228 The precise address of the mail server is included in the email with the service data as well as in the information on the hosting account panel, so it is not difficult to access knowledge. However, regarding "X," you haven't familiarized yourself with the help page at https://docs.serv00.com/Mail/

"The address of the mail server depends on the number of the hosting server. For the server s0.serv00.com it will be the address mail0.serv00.com, for the server s1.serv00.com - mail1.serv00.com, for the server s2.serv00.com - mail2.serv00.com etc. In the examples the address mailX.serv00.com was used."

mu228

admin Yes, a closer look at the documentation will find a solution. It's just that my English is a little difficult for me. I'm learning as I translate. Now I understand. Thank you so much, dear admin.