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Amazon Simple Email Service

An Amazon cloud service for sending bulk email.

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AWS: SES Rule: S3 Action: fails when choosing bucket that has encryption enabled

I can not create a SES rule to put emails into a S3 bucket that has encryption enabled (on the bucket). Created a bucket and enabled encryption. Add a SESPut bucket policy to allow SES.…
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Postfix relaying for multiple domains with Amazon SES

I'm a little confused about relaying with Postfix. I added this line to my /etc/postfix/transport mydomain34.com smtp:email-smtp.us-west-2.amazonaws.com I know this is wrong, but this is what I have tried. I have multiple domains on my server and…
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With Amazon SES is it possible to restrict SMTP credentials to specific sender email addresses in one AWS account?

I am planning to transition some email SMTP use to Amazon's SES. I have several domains and sender email addresses verified with SES and am testing in the sandbox. From what I can tell, SES SMTP credentials are not tied to any specific domain or…
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Conditionally rewriting From and Reply-To headers in Postfix

I've got a web app running on Amazon AWS and it's using Amazon SES to send emails. One of the things I really want this system to do is to be able to forward emails to certain addresses from anyone who mails it, for example if some random person…
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Sending mail from multiple hosts on one instance using Amazon SES and Exim4

Suppose that I have some instance running in Amazon EC2: somehost.example.com This instance hosts some number of applications or websites for other domains: www.example.com web.example.org etc. This host is configured to use exim4 to interface…
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Amazon SES: understanding send rates

I've configured Amazon SES and obtained the first level of increased sending rate. So my limits are now 10,000 emails/day, 5 emails/second. My question is: do I need to enforce those rates within my own application (i.e. ensure no more than 5 emails…
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SPF problems with Google Apps

I currently have an SPF record with a hostname of @ that is: v=spf1 mx ip4:x.x.x.243/32 include:_spf.google.com include:amazonses.com ~all I also have another record of" spf2.0/pra mx ip4:x.x.x.243/32 include:_spf.google.com include:amazonses.com…
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Has anyone used Amazon Simple Email Service (SES) and if so does it have standard SMTP configuration?

We want to use the more advanced features of Amazon SES such as their API for having better control and visibility over emails. However I also want it to work OOB with our current system which is simply a username/password and SMTP URI. Is that…
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AWS - Can I use EC2 free tier instance to make use of SES free tier?

Amazon SES Free tier has 62000 free emails per month. I wonder if I create a free tier ec2 instance and use SES on that and be eligible for 62000 free emails per month? I would want to make the EC2 instance as a relay so my other non-aws instance…
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Trying to receive emails AND store them into an S3 bucket

I'm trying to store emails i receive into an s3 bucket, i followed this tutorial and multiple others : https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/receiving-email-getting-started.html My MX record is set to my mail.Domain like this…
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Unable to receive mail from the amazon network

I currently have several servers at OVH including one that acts as a personal mail server. Postfix takes care of receiving the mails, but I have a problem for the reception coming from certain domains. After investigation I noticed that often the…
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People complaining about undelivered emails - AWS says the provider returned SMTP 250 code

We have several users that complain about not receiving only some of the emails our webservers send through AWS Simple Email Service. Most of those users not receiving emails are users with hotmail.fr email addresses. We are currently using AWS SES…
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How do I tell Amazon SES their IP addresses are blacklisted?

Is there an official way to tell Amazon SES about blacklisting, and ask them to talk to the other company involved? I have had emails disappear this week and last week (Ironport doesn't even send proper bounces back to to my SNS endpoint) and…
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Use AWS SES as an outbound email gateway

I would like to re-route all my company outbound emails through AWS SES SMTP, do some processing to the email there, then let it go out once done. Is this doable ? This is doable for incoming emails through different types of actions (lambda being…
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Receiving emails in a different DNS provider, should I add MX or NS records?

This is similar, yet different than How should I setup separate MX records for a subdomain? in that I want another DNS provider to handle receiving emails from a subdomain. I have a DNS zone provided by OVH (I pay for my domain name there) a DNS…
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