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RredCat
RredCat

Reputation: 5421

How to read a body of received aws-ses email

I want to set up AWS SES service for receiving and processing technical emails from different subscriptions.

I read documentation Setting Up Amazon SES Email Receiving and followed all steps.

For receiving a body I tried both ways:

But in both cases, I get the message that my service's configuration isn't completed.

The message looks like:

Please note that the rule that you configured to deliver emails to this S3 bucket is only valid if the entire setup process is successful. For more information about setting up email-receiving rules, see the Amazon SES Developer Guide at http://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/Welcome.html .

If I got correct I have to transfer my domain to Route 53 service.

But it isn't the best option for me. Because I have the special price for registering/prolongation from my provider. Moreover, I registered my domain a few days ago and need to wait one month before I will be able to transfer it (according to my provider rules).

In the current moment, I can get subject, sender, receiver, date and so on information from a mail, except the body.

Do I really have to wait one month and transfer my domain to Route 53? Or I missed something?

EDIT: I read comments to this post and repeat all steps from the first document. I don't know what I did wrong yesterday but I am receiving mail as expected now.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1444

Answers (1)

DILP
DILP

Reputation: 779

It sounds like the verification process might not have fully completed at the time. Once the MX, TXT and CNAME records have been added to your DNS settings and had enough time to propagate, everything should work as expected. If it takes too long, ensure there are no typos in the record names/values.

For others with this problem, ensure the domain shows as fully verified in the SES Home > Domains section. I just went through this, so hope it helps.

Upvotes: 1

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