Use SES (with SNS) over SMTP
I have an little application that uses SMTP already.
And in the future i want switch to AWS SES and use it via SMTP.
In AWS SES i will use a AWS SNS for bouncing mails.
Is it a problem, when i use SES over SMTP with an SNS for bouncing, because i found this part in the documentation:
Email Information to Provide
When you access Amazon SES through the SMTP interface, your SMTP
client application assembles the message, so the information you need
to provide depends on the application you are using. At a minimum, the
SMTP exchange between a client and a server requires a source address,
a destination address, and message data.
If you are using the SMTP interface and have feedback forwarding
enabled, then your bounces, complaints, and delivery notifications are
sent to the "MAIL FROM" address. Any "Reply-To" address that you
specify is not used.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_en/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/send-email-smtp.html
Now i have some doubts that when i switch to SES SMTP i must handle the bouncing on my own and the SNS will be ignored. Is this right or is SNS always used? (Via API and SMTP)?
amazon-web-services smtp amazon-sns amazon-ses
asked Nov 13 at 18:32
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I have an little application that uses SMTP already.
And in the future i want switch to AWS SES and use it via SMTP.
In AWS SES i will use a AWS SNS for bouncing mails.
Is it a problem, when i use SES over SMTP with an SNS for bouncing, because i found this part in the documentation:
Email Information to Provide
When you access Amazon SES through the SMTP interface, your SMTP
client application assembles the message, so the information you need
to provide depends on the application you are using. At a minimum, the
SMTP exchange between a client and a server requires a source address,
a destination address, and message data.
If you are using the SMTP interface and have feedback forwarding
enabled, then your bounces, complaints, and delivery notifications are
sent to the "MAIL FROM" address. Any "Reply-To" address that you
specify is not used.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_en/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/send-email-smtp.html
Now i have some doubts that when i switch to SES SMTP i must handle the bouncing on my own and the SNS will be ignored. Is this right or is SNS always used? (Via API and SMTP)?
amazon-web-services smtp amazon-sns amazon-ses
asked Nov 13 at 18:32
pL4Gu33
934827
add a comment |
I have an little application that uses SMTP already.
And in the future i want switch to AWS SES and use it via SMTP.
In AWS SES i will use a AWS SNS for bouncing mails.
Is it a problem, when i use SES over SMTP with an SNS for bouncing, because i found this part in the documentation:
Email Information to Provide
When you access Amazon SES through the SMTP interface, your SMTP
client application assembles the message, so the information you need
to provide depends on the application you are using. At a minimum, the
SMTP exchange between a client and a server requires a source address,
a destination address, and message data.
If you are using the SMTP interface and have feedback forwarding
enabled, then your bounces, complaints, and delivery notifications are
sent to the "MAIL FROM" address. Any "Reply-To" address that you
specify is not used.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_en/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/send-email-smtp.html
Now i have some doubts that when i switch to SES SMTP i must handle the bouncing on my own and the SNS will be ignored. Is this right or is SNS always used? (Via API and SMTP)?
amazon-web-services smtp amazon-sns amazon-ses
asked Nov 13 at 18:32
pL4Gu33
934827
I have an little application that uses SMTP already.
And in the future i want switch to AWS SES and use it via SMTP.
In AWS SES i will use a AWS SNS for bouncing mails.
Is it a problem, when i use SES over SMTP with an SNS for bouncing, because i found this part in the documentation:
Email Information to Provide
When you access Amazon SES through the SMTP interface, your SMTP
client application assembles the message, so the information you need
to provide depends on the application you are using. At a minimum, the
SMTP exchange between a client and a server requires a source address,
a destination address, and message data.
If you are using the SMTP interface and have feedback forwarding
enabled, then your bounces, complaints, and delivery notifications are
sent to the "MAIL FROM" address. Any "Reply-To" address that you
specify is not used.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_en/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/send-email-smtp.html
Now i have some doubts that when i switch to SES SMTP i must handle the bouncing on my own and the SNS will be ignored. Is this right or is SNS always used? (Via API and SMTP)?
amazon-web-services smtp amazon-sns amazon-ses
amazon-web-services smtp amazon-sns amazon-ses
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If you are using SNS to handle complaints and bounces, you can disable email notifications.
See step 6 here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/configure-sns-notifications.html
If you choose Amazon SNS topics for both bounces and complaints, you
can disable email notifications entirely. To disable email
notifications for bounces and complaints, under Email Feedback
Forwarding, choose Disable. Delivery notifications are available only
through Amazon SNS.
answered Nov 13 at 19:57
bwest
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When i am disable it, is this the same for access via AWS API and SMTP or is there a disadvantage over SMTP?
– pL4Gu33
Nov 14 at 5:33
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Email notifications will be disabled regardless of how the messages are sent.
– bwest
Nov 14 at 16:48
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If you are using SNS to handle complaints and bounces, you can disable email notifications.
See step 6 here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/configure-sns-notifications.html
If you choose Amazon SNS topics for both bounces and complaints, you
can disable email notifications entirely. To disable email
notifications for bounces and complaints, under Email Feedback
Forwarding, choose Disable. Delivery notifications are available only
through Amazon SNS.
answered Nov 13 at 19:57
bwest
5,70611745
When i am disable it, is this the same for access via AWS API and SMTP or is there a disadvantage over SMTP?
– pL4Gu33
Nov 14 at 5:33
1
Email notifications will be disabled regardless of how the messages are sent.
– bwest
Nov 14 at 16:48
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If you are using SNS to handle complaints and bounces, you can disable email notifications.
See step 6 here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/configure-sns-notifications.html
If you choose Amazon SNS topics for both bounces and complaints, you
can disable email notifications entirely. To disable email
notifications for bounces and complaints, under Email Feedback
Forwarding, choose Disable. Delivery notifications are available only
through Amazon SNS.
answered Nov 13 at 19:57
bwest
5,70611745
When i am disable it, is this the same for access via AWS API and SMTP or is there a disadvantage over SMTP?
– pL4Gu33
Nov 14 at 5:33
1
Email notifications will be disabled regardless of how the messages are sent.
– bwest
Nov 14 at 16:48
add a comment |
If you are using SNS to handle complaints and bounces, you can disable email notifications.
See step 6 here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/configure-sns-notifications.html
If you choose Amazon SNS topics for both bounces and complaints, you
can disable email notifications entirely. To disable email
notifications for bounces and complaints, under Email Feedback
Forwarding, choose Disable. Delivery notifications are available only
through Amazon SNS.
answered Nov 13 at 19:57
bwest
5,70611745
If you are using SNS to handle complaints and bounces, you can disable email notifications.
See step 6 here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/configure-sns-notifications.html
If you choose Amazon SNS topics for both bounces and complaints, you
can disable email notifications entirely. To disable email
notifications for bounces and complaints, under Email Feedback
Forwarding, choose Disable. Delivery notifications are available only
through Amazon SNS.
answered Nov 13 at 19:57
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When i am disable it, is this the same for access via AWS API and SMTP or is there a disadvantage over SMTP?
– pL4Gu33
Nov 14 at 5:33
1
Email notifications will be disabled regardless of how the messages are sent.
– bwest
Nov 14 at 16:48
add a comment |
When i am disable it, is this the same for access via AWS API and SMTP or is there a disadvantage over SMTP?
– pL4Gu33
Nov 14 at 5:33
1
Email notifications will be disabled regardless of how the messages are sent.
– bwest
Nov 14 at 16:48
When i am disable it, is this the same for access via AWS API and SMTP or is there a disadvantage over SMTP?
– pL4Gu33
Nov 14 at 5:33
When i am disable it, is this the same for access via AWS API and SMTP or is there a disadvantage over SMTP?
– pL4Gu33
Nov 14 at 5:33
1
1
Email notifications will be disabled regardless of how the messages are sent.
– bwest
Nov 14 at 16:48
Email notifications will be disabled regardless of how the messages are sent.
– bwest
Nov 14 at 16:48
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