We want to trigger a lambda through an email.For this we have created SES rule with action as lambda, verfied domain and recipients.
send email ---> SES rule ---> Lambda
My doubt is where i should send email from verified address to trigger this rule.I mean to which email address i should send email?
From Step 4: Send a Test Email - Amazon Simple Email Service:
To send a test email, use an email account that you know is capable of sending email, such as your personal email address. Send a test message to any email address on your verified domain. For example, if your domain is example.com, you can send an email to test#example.com or abc123#example.com (or any other address on the example.com domain).
case 1 :
If you have verified domain you can trigger email using any one of email address from your verified domain
case 2 :
If you dont have verified domain you can verify your email address in aws ses console and you can use verified email address to trigger lamda
I think that while You were writing SES rule You mean SES Receipt Rule. While setting the receipt rule, you are configuring the actions which occur after the email was sent TO the provided recipients(in Your example it was to Your domain). So in order to trigger lambda function one of the ways to do it is to:
Send an email using your verified address email to different account(for instance gmail one etc.)
Reply to it (it will trigger rule)
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We have the following system set up in AWS SES: someone sends an email to our client (let's say enterprise1#ourclient.com) and our client forwards it to us (Plain-message forwarding to client1#ourcompany.com).
When we get the email, the Return-Path header is set to enterprise1#ourclient.com and the recipient list is set to client1#ourcompany.com.
Then, when we create and send a bounce using the SES client´s SendBounceAsync function (.Net core), we use the return-path address in the BouncedRecipientInfoList property of the SendBounceRequest. But then, we receive an error from SES telling us that the address is not in the recipient list:
Failed to generate a bounce for <7qg0qu8o6jhlult3uo4jupmvt04k4dbho8gb13g1>: Could not find email address <enterprise1#ourclient.com> in list of recipients for message ID <7qg0qu8o6jhlult3uo4jupmvt04k4dbho8gb13g1>
Clarification: in this case, we try to bounce using our client address as the sender (they want the users to see their address in the from). The domain is verified in our SES account. When we do this without the forwarding (the user sends the email directly to us and we bounce it), the bounce works.
How can we fix this? How can we send this bounce email?
Sounds like SES restrictions. Have you moved out of the SES Sandbox as explained here:
Moving out of the Amazon SES sandbox
Actually, I want to send bulk email using Amazone SES and I was stuck in verification of Receiver's Email Addresses.
So, can you ple.showing us the way how we can do it us without verifying the Receivers Email Id's ?
When you create a new account in SES, it goes to something called sandbox account which requires recipient email address verification.
You can submit a support ticket to get your account out of sandbox. Once you are not in sandbox account, you will not be required to verify recipient email addresses.
You can view the documentation to get your account out of sandbox at https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/request-production-access.html
I am using AWS SES service to send email with verified test email address in SES and used same for the Source.
I am trying to send email to other email address but not able to send it's giving me error "Email address is not verified. The following identities failed the check in region US-EAST-1".
Reference for code to send email: https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/knowledge-center/lambda-send-email-ses/
I have read in aws documentation (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/ses-errors.html) "If your account is still in the Amazon SES sandbox, you also must verify every recipient email address except for the recipients provided by the Amazon SES mailbox simulator" this is the reason or some settings needed?
Please let me know if anybody knows.
Yes,AWS initially puts your SES account in Sandbox mode where you need to verify both Sender and recipient addresses.
You can follow the below link and change the account status to Production:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/request-production-access.html
This will ask you a couple of questions, once this is done, you no longer to verify recipient email address (To,cc,bcc), however From/Sender email address is also required to be verified in SES(in both production and sandbox mode).
We also need to make sure we have those verified email addresses in the same region you have initialized AWS SES SDK.
i'm using nodemailer (smtp transport) to send emails to a AWS SES email address (from and to contain the same domain).
On email receiving the email is stored on s3 and then a lambda function forwards this email to my private email address (using https://github.com/arithmetric/aws-lambda-ses-forwarder)
If I send an email using nodemailer, this email is marked as spam on my private email account, but if I not use nodemailer (eg using my private account), it's not marked.
I hope you can help me :)
PS: If you need any further information just let me know.
This will be down to the 'reputation' of the email and could be based on a number of factors;
IP Address
SPF Setup
DKIM setup
Sender Address
This not an AWS issue.
I'm using AWS SES to send mail but before that i have to send verification link to email address which i want to send. Is there any other way to send email like gmail, ymail using AWS SES?
It appears that you are in the sandbox mode. You will have to move to production mode to send emails https://sesblog.amazon.com/blog/tag/sandbox
It looks like your account is in SES sandbox, you need to manually verify the recipient email addresses before it will allow you to send.
To test this setup you can use the SES Simulator: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/mailbox-simulator.html
You can also manually verify your test email addresses by going to
SES > Identity Management > Email Address > Verify a new Email Address
When you move out of production, remember to request for your account to come out of sandbox so you can send emails to everyone.
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/request-production-access.html