SES Delegate Sender and ConfigurationSetDoesNotExist

Question

I have a setup in which several AWS accounts need to send mails for a given domain. I configured SES on a shared account, and SES delegate sending on other accounts.

Everything worked fine, until I attached a *Configuration Set* to the SES identity (the domain) on the shared account. From that moment on:

* Sending mails with credentials for the shared account keeps working as expected, including the functionalities of the Configuration Set
* **BUT** sending mails from the delegate sender account started failing with `ConfigurationSetDoesNotExist` errors

I guess this is related to missing permissions, but I do not find how to grant (delegate) permissions for the Configuration Set for the account that is configured as delegate.

Anyone managed to get this working?

Thanks.

Accepted Answer

Hello, rik2803,

I reviewed your post and did some research internally here at AWS, noting a case opened (and closed) the same date this post was entered.  I see from that case you believe you found the solution, but I wanted to provide a link to SES documentation on the topic of "Sending Authorization" (1) for reference.  If you do need assistance, you can reopen the case you previously closed.  
 
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**RESOURCES**

1. Using sending authorization with Amazon SES - https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/dg/sending-authorization.html
2. Sending emails for the identity owner for Amazon SES sending authorization  - https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/dg/sending-authorization-delegate-sender-tasks-email.html

SES Delegate Sender and ConfigurationSetDoesNotExist

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