kumarabhirup
Non-Compatible with SSE from Amazon (AWS) Error below
{
"credentials": {
"email": "[email protected]",
"host": "email-smtp.us-west-1.amazonaws.com", // depends on what service you are using
"username":"A*****************************",
"password":"XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
"port": 587, // 465 / 587
"secureConnection": true // boolean: true | false
},
"mail": {
"subject": "Good morning {{fname}} {{lname}}! Just wanted to say hi!",
"from": "INGLES UNIVERSAL [email protected]", // keep the format
"to": "leads.csv", // path to csv (relative to where this file is)
"theme": "themes/Newsletter/theme.html", // path to csv (relative to where this file is)
"attachments": [
// relative path to the attachment files. Keep this array empty if no attachments.
// SEE THE EXAMPLES BELOW.
{
"filename": "{{fname}}'s Demo CSV.csv", // You may use string patterns in fileName
"path": "leads.csv" // You may use string patterns in path too!
},
{
"filename": "{{fname}} {{lname}}'s Resume.pdf",
"path": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/KumarAbhirup/resume/master/Kumar%20Abhirup%20CV.pdf"
}
]
},
"configuration": {
"mailInterval": "*/10 * * * * *", // Cron Expression: To mail every 10 seconds [ >= 10 seconds recommended ]
"verbose": true // boolean: True if you want a log of the live process in the terminal.
}
}
ERROR SHOWN: Attempts to connect your email account has failed.
I am hitting the send problem independently from Amazon AWS. Desperately looking for instructions to connect to an SMTP server not requiring authentication (it is not accessible from the internet, and only accessed through an SSH tunnel). Thunderbird allows to supply a simple user name without needing to supply a password.
For your information... I ended up going through an external company to solve my basic Email needs.
https://www.noip.com/
i'm also using AWS SES and having trouble connecting to the smtp host... what could i be doing wrong
