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[selfhosted] Forwarded email rejected by Amazon SES relayhost #471
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I have exactly the same issue as well, except for the sender being different. |
The new Addy.io version (1.0.9) allows you to download the message in failed deliveries. |
I found this page that helped me solving the issue.
This sorted my issue. |
Thanks for the solution @buxm - I've added this manually to my postfix configuration inside the docker container. Hopefully this will prevent the issue |
I am experiencing a weird behaviour with my self hosted Anonaddy (v0.14.1) configured to use Amazon SES as a relay host to send emails (since my cloud provider blocks outbound connections to port 25).
I correctly set up the domain I use with Anonaddy as a verified identity in Amazon SES.
Also I moved my Amazon SES account out of the sandbox, so that only the sender needs to be a verified identity, not the recipient.
At least with one sender (not with all senders) to my Anonaddy alias, I get the following failed delivery when Anonaddy tries to forward the email to my mailbox:
Essentially, it looks as if the email was forwarded to my mailbox using the original sender, instead of using the Anonaddy alias as a sender.
Anonaddy logs say:
This does not happen with all original senders. But it also does not happen (with the same senders at least) using email relay services other than Amazon SES.
However Amazon SES offers the best pricing/lack of limitation combination for my needs.
Do you have any idea how I could troubleshoot that?
Amazon says This error could apply to the "From", "Source", "Sender", or "Return-Path" address.
However I am struggling to check what was actually sent to the SES relay server.
I could contact Amazon support.
But I guess I would need to check first what was sent to their relay server and that it complies with what their documentation say in order for them to look into a possible issue on their side.
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