javascript - Nodemailer started to give an error out of nowhere -


i've been using nodemailer in app year without problems, today started following error on mail instances

{ [error: self signed certificate] code: 'econnection', command: 'conn' }

i haven't touched code in long while don't think somehow messed up, here's how go connfiguring transporter , sending mails (i changed addresses , host privacy:

transporter set-up:

  var transporter = nodemailer.createtransport({   host: 'server.dummy.mx',   port: 465,   secure: true, // use ssl   auth: {     user: 'no-reply@app.com',     pass: 'qwerty123$%&'   } })

mail function:

export function create(req, res) {   return transporter.sendmail({     from: 'no-reply@app.com',     to: req.body.to,     subject: req.body.subject,     text: req.body.text,     html: req.body.html   }, function(error, info) {     if (error) {       console.log(error);       res.status(200).json(error).end();     } else {       console.log('message sent: ' + info.response);       res.status(200).end();     }   }); }

the errors similar mine i've found cause because triying send messages gmail account, not case here, i'm using personalized address, i'm little lost, appreciate help, thanks!


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