I also preauthorized the recipient email address. Despite these settings, I receive a 530 5.7.1 Authentication Required error when trying to send emails. What configuration might be incorrect?
hey, try clearing the config cache with php artisan config:clear. i had a similar issu and weird spacing in the env file caused trouble. also double-check the mailgun api key incase of hidden charcters. hope that helps!
Considering similar issues I’ve faced integrating Mailgun with Laravel, I noticed that authentication problems can sometimes stem from discrepancies in the domain settings. It is essential that the MAILGUN_DOMAIN parameter exactly matches the domain provided by the Mailgun account without any unexpected spaces or differences in casing. I also observed that even minor formatting errors in the API key value can lead to the authentication error you mentioned. Double-check the API key and ensure that it has no extra characters or spaces. Sometimes, re-saving the configuration resolves any underlying persistence issues.
During my troubleshooting experience with Mailgun in Laravel, I discovered that device authentication issues often pointed towards subtle configuration anomalies. In my case, I had to re-check not only the API key and domain settings but also ensure that environment variables were correctly loaded into the application. Sometimes, despite the correct entry, lingering cache settings might lead to an outdated configuration affecting authentication. Once I cleared the cache and verified that the domain on the Mailgun dashboard exactly matched the one in my configuration, the errors were resolved. I suggest reviewing the .env file carefully and ensuring that no extra characters or misconfigurations persist.