Hi, we are using the Supertokens Golang SDK and the EmailPassword recipe. We want to configure sending emails using our own SMTP server. We followed the instructions from the documentation (https://supertokens.com/docs/emailpassword/email-delivery/smtp/configure-smtp) and added the necessary configuration values with the value for the field

Secure

set to

false

. However even though it's set to false, we get an error related to the certificate verification: "tls: failed to verify certificate: x509: certificate is valid for localhost, not ". After inspecting the code, we noticed that, in the gomail library which the Supertokens SDK is using, if

SSL

is set to

false

(which is true in this case when the

Secure

field is set to

false

),

STARTTLS

is used, which is most likely the reason why we get an error during the verification of certificates. In the Supertokens Golang SDK, the line for disabling certificate verification (https://github.com/supertokens/supertokens-golang/blob/master/ingredients/emaildelivery/main.go#L63) is used ony if the

Secure

field in the SMTP configuration struct is set to

true

. When trying out locally, we noticed that adding this line for disabling certificate verification in the case when

SSL

is set to

false

allowed us to use our own SMTP server without any errors. As far as we are aware, currently there is no way to disable certificate verification if the field

Secure

is set to

false

in the Supertokens Golang SDK SMTP settings, which is something that we would need in order to be able to use our own SMTP server. Is there anything we could do to be able to disable certificate verification in this case? Or would it be possible for you to somehow expose the setting in the SDK, to allow us to define whether we want to disable cerfiticate verification?