email-verification

问题 I have been stuck longer than I would like, with a problem related to email verification when creating an account on Parse-Server (/Heroku). Though I made a few post on the issue, I was not lucky enough (or maybe did not formulate things clearly enough) to get significant help. So I decided to do it all over again, this time giving a precise step by step way to reproduce the bug, for anyone interested in taking a close look. If what I do is right from start to end, then there must be a bug.

问题 When I register a user, or click 'click here to request another' , no verification mail is sent, although it answers with 'A fresh verification link has been sent to your email address. ' . I checked my .env and config/mail.php file and successfully tested them with tinker and Mail::Send(...) . I also followed the laravel documentation and tried some solutions, which were discussed here on StackOverflow. My User extends Authenticatable, implements MustVerifyEmail and uses Notifiable My

问题 This question already has answers here : Closed 6 years ago . Possible Duplicate: How to check if an email address exists without sending an email? I was wondering : is there a way to check if an email address is Correct and it Exists before sending an email, using Telnet or SMTP Protocol cmd-line ? 回答1: The only valid solution to detect if an email address exists is to send an email and wait for answer. Most of the times you also want to be sure that your user is the owner of the account,

问题 I successfully done validation of mail address but I want some suggestions for verifying an email address. The main point is when user enter an email id it should b checked that it is real or just a fake id. Any suggestion? 回答1: No, this facility is not available. You can verify only when you have your own mail server the you are authorized to check the mail id is valid or not. Or when you own other server then you are permitted to get the mirror image of all others mail server only then you

问题 Laravel provides an ability to use different language by using app.config + lang folder. However, I don't see any reference in the docs on how to translate base email. I've enabled email verification, however email is sent using English what confuses my users. How do I translate it? 回答1: So as described in https://laravel.com/docs/5.7/localization#defining-translation-strings, simply add a json file to lang folder, named with the desired language, using the strings that you want translate as

问题 I have created a form "main.html#!/register" to allow users to enter their: firstname, lastname, email and login. Once all those entered an email verification is sent, so that they cannot get to the page "main.html#!/success" before verifying the email. The good news is : If they try to get to the access page from the login page without confirming the Email, they will not be able to access. The bad news is : Right after the registration, if they enter the "main.html#!/success" they will be

问题 Every year i want my Firebase users to verify their account-email again, to check that their Email address are still in use. To test this i sent a new verification email to my (already verified) account. The mail was sent, but this did not set my .isEmailVerified to false, also after reloading the currentUser and the app. Does anyone know if it´s possible to set the .isEmailVerified to false, once it is true at all, and if so how to do it? 回答1: Sending a verification email does not set the

问题 Could somebody explain, or better tell me how to fix this problem? The link found in the "account creation verification email" on Parse-Server (/Heroku), is not working. The relevant code in index.js is like this: var api = new ParseServer({ databaseURI: ....., cloud: ....., appId: ....., .......... publicServerURL: process.env.PARSE_PUBLIC_SERVER_URL || 'https://myapp.herokuapp.com', appName: 'WonderApp', .......... verifyUserEmails: true, emailAdapter: { module: 'parse-server-mailgun',

问题 In my registration process, the user registers, they get emailed a verification link, and if they click it, only then would their account be verified. But isn't this verification method too easy for the bots? I think an email could be created by a bot, but for sure if the verification is just clicking a link, it could also be automated by a bot. I'm not sure since I haven't done this and don't care to test it just to know, but my question is isn't this verification method flawed? I'm thinking

问题 I want to verify the user when he click the random generated URL. Give me solution for these two process. 1.What is the URL manager configuration rules for get the hash (string and numbers) from url request? 2.How can I compare the hash value in URL with my hash value in database on Controller/Action? Code for sending email (it's working fine) protected function afterSave() { $activation_url = Yii::app()->createAbsoluteUrl('SignUp/Activate',array('activate_link'=>$this->activate_link)); Yii: