Hello!
We had some issues today with the 'verifySignature' function in the 'MailgunRequest' class. We tried to use an account wide API key and a domain specific API key on Mailgun. We couldn't verify the signature with those keys. You must use the 'HTTP webhook signing key' from Mailgun to let the 'verifySignature' function succeed.
The Laravel Mailbox -> Drivers -> Available drivers -> Mailgun documentation says the following
To use Laravel Mailbox with your Mailgun account, you first need to set the MAILBOX_MAILGUN_KEY environment variable to your Mailgun API key.
But it should be
To use Laravel Mailbox with your Mailgun account, you first need to set the MAILBOX_MAILGUN_KEY environment variable to your HTTP webhook signing key.
The HTTP webhook signing key can be found here when logged in on Mailgun: Click on your name (upper right corner) -> API Security.
Just an heads up for someone that faces this problem as well.
And perhaps the documentation could be updated.
Hello!
We had some issues today with the 'verifySignature' function in the 'MailgunRequest' class. We tried to use an account wide API key and a domain specific API key on Mailgun. We couldn't verify the signature with those keys. You must use the 'HTTP webhook signing key' from Mailgun to let the 'verifySignature' function succeed.
The Laravel Mailbox -> Drivers -> Available drivers -> Mailgun documentation says the following
To use Laravel Mailbox with your Mailgun account, you first need to set the MAILBOX_MAILGUN_KEY environment variable to your
Mailgun API key.But it should be
To use Laravel Mailbox with your Mailgun account, you first need to set the MAILBOX_MAILGUN_KEY environment variable to your HTTP webhook signing key.
The HTTP webhook signing key can be found here when logged in on Mailgun: Click on your name (upper right corner) -> API Security.
Just an heads up for someone that faces this problem as well.
And perhaps the documentation could be updated.