email-checker | Provides email verification on the go | Email library
kandi X-RAY | email-checker Summary
kandi X-RAY | email-checker Summary
Email Checker was created and maintained by Aman Nurani. It provides a powerful email validating system for both development and production for Laravel. It uses fsockopen(), cURL and many more to validate email address exists or not in real world. Nowadays most of websites are using registration process where they need to verify user's ownership. Mostly developers verify email by sending email verification link to the email, So this will store extra email in database (if they were not exists in real). Additionally some people use disposable emails for temporary usage.
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- Check mx and DNS record
- Check email address .
- Check if an email is disposable
- Check domain validity
- Register the service provider .
- Get email checker .
- Bootstrap the application .
- Get the facade accessor .
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QUESTION
I need to install guzzlehttp/guzzle to work with stripe in laravel 5.8 app but I got
error with installing :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 11:50You have to update the version of your guzzlehttp/guzzle becasue it is required by php version
Try to Change "guzzlehttp/guzzle": "^5.x"
to this "guzzlehttp/guzzle": "^7.2.0"
and then run composer update
and your current php version is ^7.2
you can find more about it in here https://packagist.org/packages/guzzlehttp/guzzle#6.5.5
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I have a Spring boot application which consists of a scheduled task and a rest controller. The scheduled task connects to Gmail with Javamail to parse certain emails and store them in a MongoDB database and the controller is to query that data in the databse. I am deploying this application in GKE. When I do, I see the following log messages and my task does not run:
The controller is accessible but as you can see the application starts but then the taskScheduler executor service shuts down. I can't find information in the logs about why this is happening. When I run it locally it works, so I thought it could be related to Docker, but I ran the application from a Docker container (also locally) and it worked as well. I have another spring boot application that runs some scheduled tasks deployed on GKE and working the only difference is that it does not expose any rest controllers.
Do you have any idea what might be the cause of this issue?
Here's my main class
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-06 at 17:58I solved the issue. Actually there were two issues, but the main one is that when my application was trying to connect to Gmail, it was throwing an exception saying that Web login was required. So I realized that Spring boot was ignoring LOGGER.finest
in my catch block. I was able to spot that first by adding a bunch of LOGGER.info
before every single line of code in my scheduled task and then changing LOGGER.finest
to LOGGER.info
.
So to solve the main issue I followed some suggestions in this SO question and to solve the issue with LOGGER.finest
I added the property logging.level.my-package=DEBUG
in my application.properties (change my-package to a package in your application you want to set the log level to). If you have different profiles for lower environments and production, you can set it to ERROR in the production profile.
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