Amazon SES – “Illegal Header” errors
My thoughts on the “illegal header” error some people are encountering when relaying mail through postfix/SES. Plus some perl code that should help fix it.
My thoughts on the “illegal header” error some people are encountering when relaying mail through postfix/SES. Plus some perl code that should help fix it.
How I configured an EC2 instance to relay mail through Amazon’s SES, and some of the bumps I encountered along the way.
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