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20 hours ago, abetts said:

Thanks, I think I will move away from SendGrid and look into an alternative. Sending around 13-14k emails a month, it AWS SES easy enough to set up?

As @Randy Calvert mentioned, AWS SES is one of the lightest and cheapest transactional email services available. I would highly suggest it with the volume of email you are sending. They also have one of the highest reputations which only helps your email deliverability. Our instructions are very detailed and should be easy to set up. If you have any questions, just reach out and we’ll get it solved for you. It’s a set it, and forget it type of solution. 

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5 hours ago, Marc Stridgen said:

Yes, you have redirect items there which are not default. Please replace that with a default unaltered htaccess downloaded from your admin CP (System>Search Engine Optimisation) then check again

Done and still no good I'm afraid. Here's the link from a PM a few mins ago. 

https://www.thelotusforums.com/forums/index.php?app=core&module=system&controller=redirect&url=https://www.thelotusforums.com/forums/messenger/75502/?do=findComment%26comment=184658&key=d3d40cbba0353d7f0ee220c3a532145e582863ca6a174858e16970b5cf623aae&email=1&type=notification_new_private_message

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  • 5 weeks later...

I switched my bulk mail preferences to PHP for a test, and the unsubscribe link works now. I can't leave it on PHP though, my host a2hosting does not like bulk mails going through their system, I get a nasty gram telling me to stop that, so I need to find a mailing service other than SendGrid.

Just wanted to report in that switching to PHP does indeed work.

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47 minutes ago, JohnCourt said:

Ralf, being a long time customer of yours, and I respect your opinions a lot, why is this not an easy system to set up? I may have to move from Sendgrid as well. Thanks!

It’s just a much more involved process in comparison to just adding your API details as with SendGrid. A sys admin who manages web servers, DNS settings and the like will have no problem with the process, but I wouldn’t recommend it to the regular IPS community owner. You can see the long list of instructions here: https://invisioncommunity.com/files/file/9803-aws-simple-email-service-with-bounce-management/
Of course it’s doable, but one also needs to maintain that and know what to do when problems arise. So, I am hesitant to recommend it unless people the necessary experience. 

 

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5 minutes ago, opentype said:

It’s just a much more involved process in comparison to just adding your API details as with SendGrid. A sys admin who manages web servers, DNS settings and the like will have no problem with the process, but I wouldn’t recommend it to the regular IPS community owner. You can see the long list of instructions here: https://invisioncommunity.com/files/file/9803-aws-simple-email-service-with-bounce-management/
Of course it’s doable, but one also needs to maintain that and know what to do when problems arise. So, I am hesitant to recommend it unless people the necessary experience. 

 

I appreciate that, I am the regular low tech administrator, so I'll probably stay away from it for now. I am testing disabling tracking in Sendgrid, and disabling tracking at the SendGrid portal in admin/email settings/sendgrid. IP has a built in feature as well to disable tracking from SendGrid. I'll report back

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