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I have a function to send email to customer for every new registration. and my client want to record any unsuccessfull email sent (i.e if email address is wrong).

i try using try-cacth and mail::failure.

 try{  
      Mail::send('mail.mail', compact(''), function ($message) use ($) {
                $message->from();
                $message->subject();
                $message->to();
            });
    }
    catch(\Swift_TransportException $e){
       
    }

mail:failures

 if (Mail::failures()) {
     echo ('error');
 }

but this working if network failure, such as email host is down. how to record/get info if email wasnt delivered because email address/domain not found.

i get this info in email if email wasnt delivered. but how to record it the ddetails into database.

Address not found
Your message wasn't delivered to asna@asmas.cl because the domain asmas.cl couldn't be found. Check for typos or unnecessary spaces and try again.
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  • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5402051/how-do-i-track-the-bounced-emails, I guess another (much simpler) option would be to let the user verify the email address? – Aless55 May 17 '21 at 08:33

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look my below code gets a json resposnse after sending an sms, your system should also get a response json after sending the email. The json carrys a set of data. check the particular data response you wish for and update it accordingly on your table.

      $responseJson = json_decode($response, true);
//    data returned --> [{"status":"200","response":"success","message_id":82682342,"recipient":"4113122"}]

      $status = ($responseJson[0])['status'];
      $responseDescripition = ($responseJson[0])['response'];

      Log::info('API status >>>>> ' . $status);
      Log::info('API Response Description >>>>> ' . $responseDescripition);


 if (($responseJson[0])) {
       DB::table('mess')->where('id', $request->input('template'))
               ->update([
               'sentstatus' => '1',
               'status' => $status,
               'responsecode' => $responseDescripition,
               'sent_on' => \Carbon\Carbon::now(),
               ]);
  }
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