Update README.md

[hadifarnoud]

typo

[BlaineMoore]

Thanks, but this is not a typo. Amazon SNS is referencing Amazon Simple Notification Service, not Amazon Simple Email Service.

[stevebaldry]

Hi Blainemoore.

I am using Sendy without any SMTP - directly on a server. I wondered how I could setup Sendy to just send any bounces or complaints directly to an email address so they can be manually tracked ?Even better would be to use the webhooks to have them shown in Sendy. I'm not a coder so not sure how to set this up.

Thanks Steve

[BlaineMoore]

Hi Steve,

Processing bounce and spam complaints would be something handled by your SMTP server software. You would have to look into what is installed on your server, and whether it can call an external webhook with those notifications, and if so, then you would need to setup a bounce and complaint handling end point for it. The files in my project could certainly be used as a good template for quickly and easily handling a webhook end point, but you will have to see about how to turn on notifications in your server software (if that's possible in whatever you are using.)

I never send mail locally and always use a third party, be that SES, Critsend or (in the past) Mandrill.

On Tue, Nov 24, 2015 at 12:58 PM, stevebaldry notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi Blainemoore.

I am using Sendy without any SMTP - directly on a server. I wondered how I could setup Sendy to just send any bounces or complaints directly to an email address so they can be manually tracked ?Even better would be to use the webhooks to have them shown in Sendy. I'm not a coder so not sure how to set this up.

Thanks Steve

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[stevebaldry]

Hi, Thanks for your quick reply. I'm not using SMTP - I am sending directly from the server. I've been using this successfully with my hosting company who support it fully using software other than Sendy. My requirement is actually simpler than I originally thought after doing some investigation. All I want to do is change the email address that Sendy uses for Bounces. I believe this is defined with the SPF before the message is sent. I don't need to process the bounces as I can do this from the emails received manually. Complaints are setup through FBLs anyway. I cannot see an option in Sendy for changing the bounce address, so thought it may be inside the code somewhere ? Thank you for your reply anyway, and I may well find some good use for your webooks at a later stage.

Steve

Date: Tue, 24 Nov 2015 11:20:36 -0800 From: notifications@github.com To: sendy-webhooks@noreply.github.com CC: stevebaldry@hotmail.com Subject: Re: [sendy-webhooks] Update README.md (#4)

Hi Steve,

Processing bounce and spam complaints would be something handled by your

SMTP server software. You would have to look into what is installed on your

server, and whether it can call an external webhook with those

notifications, and if so, then you would need to setup a bounce and

complaint handling end point for it. The files in my project could

certainly be used as a good template for quickly and easily handling a

webhook end point, but you will have to see about how to turn on

notifications in your server software (if that's possible in whatever you

are using.)

I never send mail locally and always use a third party, be that SES,

Critsend or (in the past) Mandrill.

On Tue, Nov 24, 2015 at 12:58 PM, stevebaldry notifications@github.com

wrote:

Hi Blainemoore.

I am using Sendy without any SMTP - directly on a server. I wondered how I

could setup Sendy to just send any bounces or complaints directly to an

email address so they can be manually tracked ?Even better would be to use

the webhooks to have them shown in Sendy. I'm not a coder so not sure how

to set this up.

Thanks

Steve

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Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub

https://github.com/BlaineMoore/sendy-webhooks/pull/4#issuecomment-159356637

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[BlaineMoore]

Glad that I could help. (Even if only a little bit.)

And by SMTP server I meant the software itself that does it, even if hosted on your own machine. The SMTP relay services are basically just large, well optimized SMTP servers with APIs for sending messages faster than you could by doing it one at a time.

Good luck!

On Wed, Nov 25, 2015 at 1:54 AM, stevebaldry notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi, Thanks for your quick reply. I'm not using SMTP - I am sending directly from the server. I've been using this successfully with my hosting company who support it fully using software other than Sendy. My requirement is actually simpler than I originally thought after doing some investigation. All I want to do is change the email address that Sendy uses for Bounces. I believe this is defined with the SPF before the message is sent. I don't need to process the bounces as I can do this from the emails received manually. Complaints are setup through FBLs anyway. I cannot see an option in Sendy for changing the bounce address, so thought it may be inside the code somewhere ? Thank you for your reply anyway, and I may well find some good use for your webooks at a later stage.

Steve

Date: Tue, 24 Nov 2015 11:20:36 -0800 From: notifications@github.com To: sendy-webhooks@noreply.github.com CC: stevebaldry@hotmail.com Subject: Re: [sendy-webhooks] Update README.md (#4)

Hi Steve,

Processing bounce and spam complaints would be something handled by your

SMTP server software. You would have to look into what is installed on your

server, and whether it can call an external webhook with those

notifications, and if so, then you would need to setup a bounce and

complaint handling end point for it. The files in my project could

certainly be used as a good template for quickly and easily handling a

webhook end point, but you will have to see about how to turn on

notifications in your server software (if that's possible in whatever you

are using.)

I never send mail locally and always use a third party, be that SES,

Critsend or (in the past) Mandrill.

On Tue, Nov 24, 2015 at 12:58 PM, stevebaldry notifications@github.com

wrote:

Hi Blainemoore.

I am using Sendy without any SMTP - directly on a server. I wondered how I

could setup Sendy to just send any bounces or complaints directly to an

email address so they can be manually tracked ?Even better would be to use

the webhooks to have them shown in Sendy. I'm not a coder so not sure how

to set this up.

Thanks

Steve

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< https://github.com/BlaineMoore/sendy-webhooks/pull/4#issuecomment-159356637

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