Closed AlexZeitler closed 5 years ago
Solved it: the headers
have to be specified when calling the send
function:
const email = new Email({message: {from}, views, send: true, transport});
email
.send({template, message: {to, headers}, locals})
.then(resolve)
.catch(reject);
I tried to send an E-Mail using SES transport.
My E-Mail is send correctly but the AWS Configuration set doesn't seem to be used.
I created headers:
This is how I send the email:
According to the docs, specifying the
X-SES-CONFIGURATION-SET
header should always work.