The endpoint you've tried to access does not exist

[mailgun]

The endpoint you've tried to access does not exist

[andrebruton]

Is it not possible for the PHP library code to return an error instead of a fatal error. I do not want fatal errors in a production environment.

I check for returned code and if 200 then i know the email has been delivered to Mailgun.

[CupOfTea696]

Go to the RestClient.php file and edit it where the error originated:

        elseif($httpResponseCode == 400){
            die(var_dump((string) $responseObj->getBody()));
            throw new MissingRequiredParameters(EXCEPTION_MISSING_REQUIRED_PARAMETERS);
        }
        elseif($httpResponseCode == 401){
            die(var_dump((string) $responseObj->getBody()));
            throw new InvalidCredentials(EXCEPTION_INVALID_CREDENTIALS);
        }
        elseif($httpResponseCode == 404){
            die(var_dump((string) $responseObj->getBody()));
            throw new MissingEndpoint(EXCEPTION_MISSING_ENDPOINT);
        }

This way you can actually see the response from the request to Mailgun. It might help you figure out what went wrong.
Mailgun should update their package to show this info in the error. I'm gonna make this a bit better looking and create a pull request.

[ezyone123]

Turns out I had not verified my account. Got it figured out, thanks!

[CupOfTea696]

You're welcome!

[mnpenner]

Looks like the error messages were never updated. I just downloaded the SDK and got this cryptic message today. I thought I had to supply the 2nd arg to the c'tor, but that led to a whole new set of problems.

[mnpenner]

@andrebruton You can always put a try {} catch {} around it.

This error message should still be updated to say "This domain has not been verified yet" or something, if that is indeed the problem.

[andrebruton]

Thank you. Tried it and I get a message back. Does this look good?

` try {
# Now, compose and send your message.
$result=$mg->sendMessage($domain, array('from' => '[email protected]',
'to' => '[email protected]',
'subject' => $subject,
'text' => $message,
'html' => $message_html
));

if ($result->http_response_code == 200) {

  echo "Email Successfully Sent<br>";

  echo "<pre>";
  print_r($result);
  echo "</pre>";

  echo "Result: " . $result->http_response_code . "<p>";

} else {
   echo "Error sending email<br>";
}

} catch(Exception $e) {
  // Mandrill errors are thrown as exceptions
  echo "Error occured: " . $e->getMessage() . "<br>";
}

`