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jdavidbakr / mail-tracker

Package for Laravel to inject tracking code into outgoing emails.
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SentMail created after SES exception #139

Closed dnyfs closed 3 years ago

dnyfs commented 3 years ago

When an SES exception occurs when sending an e-mail, above the daily sending quota for example, even so a record is created in the sent_mail table.

This record should not exist, since the email was not sent.

I verified that it is not possible to disable this creation, do you think about adjusting this?

jdavidbakr commented 3 years ago

I don't know if I would be able to since the exception is happening outside of this plugin. Open to ideas.

edsonalvesan commented 3 years ago

I'm having the same problem, sending the email is registered in the sent_emails table but it doesn't reach the recipient, in my case it's not quota limit, it's as if SES doesn't receive the request or doesn't deliver.

I'm using version 3.0

If anyone has any light to look for, because I don't know what else to do.

jdavidbakr commented 3 years ago

@edsonalvesan is an exception being thrown? Does it work without this package? If there is no exception my guess is that it is something unrelated to this package.

edsonalvesan commented 3 years ago

@edsonalvesan is an exception being thrown? Does it work without this package? If there is no exception my guess is that it is something unrelated to this package.

@jdavidbakr has no exception being launched, which I find strange, simply the emails do not reach the recipient.

jdavidbakr commented 3 years ago

@edsonalvesan does it work without this package?

edsonalvesan commented 3 years ago

does it work without this package?

Also no, I have the same non-delivery problem, I don't believe the problem with this in the package, my doubt was more that I would have any idea where to look for the root of the problem

jdavidbakr commented 3 years ago

Ok, this issue is out of scope for this issue tracker. Might try the Laravel Slack channel or one of the Laravel forums.