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Amazon SES: SMTP interface to send email based on template
Hello,
Amazon SES: is is possible to send emails via SMTP interface leveraging SES email templates?
If so, I would appreciate some links where I can find more information how to do it.
Of course, it is possible to send templated emails using SDK/CLI, the question is how to do it using SMTP interface.
Thanks,
Mariusz
Accepted AnswerAmazon Simple Email Service
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SES refuses to send email from own domain even though domain and email address are verified + no sandbox
Hi,
I have added my own domain (a namecheap domain) to AWS SES and created the CNAME records there about a week ago to use Easy DKIM. I added an email address within this domain, say test@example.com, example.com being the aforementioned domain. Both were successfully verified by AWS as it can be seen by the green checkmark: [image](https://i.imgur.com/cQDfxhe.png)
However, when I want to send an email from this domain via boto3, I get a MessageRejected error: "An error occurred (MessageRejected) when calling the SendEmail operation: Email address is not verified. The following identities failed the check in region my-region: correct-arn-of-identity."
The region is correct and my account is not in the sandbox anymore. It works to send from an existing email address, eg example@gmail.com.
How can I send emails from my own domain?
Edit as requested, here is the relevant code:
ses_client = boto3.client("ses")
response = ses_client.send_email(
Source=source_email_address,
Destination={
"ToAddresses": [
destination_email_address,
],
},
Message={
"Subject": {"Data": subject, "Charset": "utf-8"},
"Body": {
"Text": {"Data": email_txt, "Charset": "utf-8"},
},
},
SourceArn=f"arn:aws:ses:MyRegion:MyAWSAccount:identity/{source_email_address}",
ReturnPathArn=f"arn:aws:ses:MyRegion:MyAWSAccount:identity/{source_email_address}",
)
Accepted AnswerAmazon Simple Email Service
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asked 17 days ago
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asked 19 days ago
Sending SES emails using UTF-8 characters in the address
I was curious if there was any update to this [Stackoverflow question](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38808009/does-amazon-ses-support-utf-8-email-addresses) but noticed that the original post has been archived and I could not find any details on what is supported by SES in the current documentation.
Basically, is it possible today to send an email to myemail+✖@gmail.com (where ✖ is a UTF-8 character) or is SES still limited by [RFC-822](http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc0822.txt) that only supports ASCII characters?
Accepted AnswerAmazon Simple Email Service
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SES Mail From - Can't Receive Email OR Fail Validation - Pick your poison
The address specified in the console to use for the receiving MX record (10 feedback-smtp.us-east-1.amazonses.com) does pass SES "mail from" validation/setup, but it does not allow us to actually receive email. We constantly receive 550 User Not Found reject errors. However, we did manage to setup SES to receive email successfully by using the MX address (10 inbound-smtp.us-east-1.amazonaws.com) we found defined here (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/dg/receiving-email-mx-record.html ) instead of the one defined in the console.
Now the automated SES validator checked our MX record and terminated our use of SES because the inbound address does not specify the same address as shown in the console (which does not allow receiving email). We need to either get the address that was working (10 inbound-smtp.us-east-1.amazonaws.com) replaced in the validator check and console OR we need the address that the validator uses and is specified in the console (10 feedback-smtp.us-east-1.amazonses.com) to allow us to actually receive emails.
Can anyone please provide some guidance?
Accepted AnswerAmazon Simple Email Service
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What is the maximum email sending rate when using Amazon SES out of the sandbox?
Hi,
In the [amazon documentation](https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/knowledge-center/ses-sending-rate-quota-exceeded/) i read that the maximum sending rate is one Email per second when your amazon SES account is still in Sandbox mode. When moved out of the sandbox your daily quote increases. But the documentation says nothing about the sending rate. Does the sending rate remain one email per second when you're out of the sandbox? If not, what will the new sending rate be?
Thank you
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Adding Template Data when sending Custom Verification Emails
Hi,
So when sending an email, I want to be able to provide data so that the template body (template content) containing the html code can utilize the curly brackets `{{}}` so that it gets replaced with the provided data.
I know this can easily be done when sending a templated email by providing `TemplateData ` when using the API call, but I want to do the same when sending a custom verification email when using the API call: `SendCustomVerificationEmail`.
Does anyone know if this can be done at all? Or are you completely restricted with a pre-defined template when using Email Verification Templates?
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