I run this service called Mailbrew and use Amazon SES to send emails.
In the future I would like to offer the possibility for users to set up their own newsletters through the service and send them from their own email address (with custom domains…
I have been trying to configure my Amazon EC2 instance (running Ubuntu 20.04) to send mail via Amazon SES. I have various settings I've borrowed from an earlier (successful) configuration to prevent any local mail delivery on this machine and to…
Amazon SES offers a free tier that is eligible for applications running on EC2 instaces or in Elastic Beanstalk containers. However, am I also eligible for the free tier if I am using AWS Fargate?
As far as I understand, formally Fargate is neither…
I'm an AWS SES user.
I'm getting emails from complaints@email-abuse.amazonses.com
with this message:
This is an email abuse report for an email message from amazonses.com
Based on this Why do I receive messages from…
My company has a domain acme.com with multiple subdomains running various AWS servers which are accessible via subdomains like client1.acme.com and we're also using G Suite for email.
I'd like to move any emails sent by various apps to AWS SES and…
As the title states I have everything setup for my domain and sender email(s) as far as authorization and authentication in Amazon SES. Still, any emails sent from my domain are still being sent as spam. I should note the site was launched a few…
I am working with a client who sends out emails to clients (password reset, employee invitations, etc.) using Mailgun, but we are getting a some emails blocked due to reverse DNS lookups for the Mailgun ip address.
I have looked into using AWS…
I am using AWS Simple Email Services (SES) and am trying to configure DKIM so as to add an extra layer of security to my emails. According to SES documentation, the procedure for setting up SES + DKIM with your DNS is:
Generate DKIM CNAME records…
Have configured postfix on an EC2 instance. Can send and receive emails locally. Have also configured SES, with verified domain. Outgoing works perfectly well. However, receiving mail to SES returns
: host…
I have followed all the steps from this: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/receiving-email-getting-started.html
I also believe I have done everything in here:…
I have a domain configured to send mails using Amazon SES. Both sending and receiving using normal SMTP server are working just fine. I have MX record setup as feedback-smtp.us-west-2.amazonses.com (10) and using mail from domain mail.mydomain.com.…
I have a working mail server which I setup using iRedMail for ease. I have been trying to relay all outgoing mail via Amazon SES. All mail I send is bounced back with the response:
Jun 23 19:24:20 mail postfix/smtp[3299]: 604EE416B2: to=,…
I don't have much knowledge, so before proceeding on something too fast, I'd like some help on AWS and Gsuite MX records.
I have a domain example.com, which is registered on Godaddy, but i have its DNS set up to use it with Route53, since Im hosting…
First of all, I'm not a Sysadmin, I'm a developer. My Problem is now that the Application I develop is installed and runs on an Windows Server 2003 at a client.
I'm using AWS SES Service to send e-Mails to Members or Customers. Since the SSL Certs…
I need a clarification on something.
I have installed Moodle on an 2 EC2 instances as cluster. Moodle is using PHPMailer.
In the settings of Moodle I have set the SMTP host as email-smtp.us-east-1.amazonaws.com
Since our Moodle is sending a LOT of…