Previously the endpoint always returned success:true regardless of
whether the email was actually delivered. Now captures the bool return
value and returns success:false with an error message if CyberMail
fails, so the admin knows to retry rather than assuming delivery.
The INSERT had two compounding bugs:
1. ".?" in the VALUES clause — a PHP dot inside a double-quoted string
is a literal character, not concatenation. MySQL saw it as a syntax
error and the INSERT always failed silently (no try/catch).
2. The token column had the literal string __reset__ hardcoded instead
of a ? placeholder, so even if the INSERT had run, the real random
token would never have been stored — the reset link always invalid.
Fix: VALUES ("__reset__","",?,?,?,?) with execute(alias,email,token,exp)
giving 4 placeholders for 4 params, all columns correctly bound.
myron