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@arithmetric Thanks for the Great work for open source community 👍
I successfully implemented the SES forwarding using your function I just have a question. is there a way (possible) that I can alter this function to reply from ses instead of forwarder client. or just add reply-from at least?
let say I am forwarding [email protected] to [email protected] which works fine. but when I reply that message which within inbox of [email protected] it will will use gmail client and send as [email protected]
so the original question is can I do somethings with header to send reply from ses instead of [email protected]?
Any help will be greatly appreciated
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No issue but lambda function not invoked
reply from same domain but with email client
Oct 6, 2018
@arithmetric Thanks for the Great work for open source community 👍
I successfully implemented the SES forwarding using your function I just have a question. is there a way (possible) that I can alter this function to reply from
ses
instead of forwarder client. or just addreply-from
at least?let say I am forwarding
[email protected]
to[email protected]
which works fine. but when I reply that message which within inbox of[email protected]
it will will use gmail client and send as[email protected]
so the original question is can I do somethings with header to send reply from
ses
instead of[email protected]
?Any help will be greatly appreciated
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: