ThisIsDrCode

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   by ThisIsDrCode 8y ago

   So ignore this ^ comment unless you're interested in setting up for own email system wrapping around SES
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   by ThisIsDrCode 8y ago

   Ok I just reread your comment. Yeah I'm using SES to setup an email system. If you want to do the SMTP by yourself then that's a shit tonne more effort than what I've just described. Other people have linked some useful stuff
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   by ThisIsDrCode 8y ago

   Ok I'll bite and give a bit more info. SES sets up the ability to send or receive email. The receiving is handled by SES by either creating an SNS notification and/or storing the email (in MIME format) into an S3 bucket. Now let&#
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   by ThisIsDrCode 8y ago

   I'm actually trying to implement this right now. A serverless only email solution with SES to front the email sending and receiving. First thing important to note, for email clients to be compatible you need to have your system support