Mail

Rigly catches the email your local apps send, so nothing reaches a real inbox by accident. Open the Mail window from the sidebar or the menu bar to read it.

#Send mail to Rigly

Rigly runs a mail server on 127.0.0.1 port 1025. It accepts any username and password, without TLS. For Laravel, set this in .env:

MAIL_MAILER=smtp
MAIL_HOST=127.0.0.1
MAIL_PORT=1025

For WordPress or plain PHP, use an SMTP plugin or library with the same host and port.

#Reading mail

The Mail window shows each message as HTML or plain text, with its source, headers and attachments. A notification appears when new mail arrives; click it to open the message.

#Mailboxes per project

Mail is sorted into a mailbox for each project. Rigly picks the mailbox from, in order:

1. the sender's name, which is Laravel's MAIL_FROM_NAME;
2. the SMTP username, which is Laravel's MAIL_USERNAME;
3. the sender's domain, if it matches a site: mail from orders@shop.test goes to shop.

Anything else goes to Unassigned.

#From the command line

rigly mail          # list caught mail
rigly mail:clear    # delete it all

Rigly keeps the newest 500 messages.