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I'd love the ability to send mail through a public SMTP relay, such as Amazon SES or Sendgrid, so the server could be hosted on "untrusted" IP space and send ou
by dblitt 4y ago
I'd love the ability to send mail through a public SMTP relay, such as Amazon SES or Sendgrid, so the server could be hosted on "untrusted" IP space and send outbound mail through a trusted relay.
- mjl- 4y agoWouldn't it make more sense to just configure an AWS SES submission account as outgoing mail server, instead of trying to send it through a mail server like mox, only to have it forwarded again. I think you need to verify addresses with AWS SES anyway if you want to send from them (or perhaps it's only per domain?). Don't know if other mail service providers have a similar requirement.
- dblitt 4y agoMy use case would be creating one AWS SES or Sendgrid credential that is authorized to sending mail for an entire domain, and then a mail server like mox would then further authorize which users could send emails as who (and probably filter by only allowing the correct email in the From: header for example)