Aws php mail not getting sent

A common issue!

When using AWS SES (Simple Email Service) with PHP, there are a few common reasons why emails might not be getting sent. Let's go through some troubleshooting steps to help you resolve the issue:

1. Check your SES configuration:
   • Make sure you have created an SES identity (e.g., an email address or a domain) and verified it.
   • Ensure that your SES account is configured to allow sending emails.
   • Check the SES dashboard for any errors or issues.
2. Verify your PHP code:
   • Review your PHP code to ensure that it is correctly configured to use SES.
   • Check that you are using the correct AWS region and SES endpoint.
   • Verify that you are passing the correct credentials (e.g., access key ID and secret access key) to your PHP script.
3. Check your email address:
   • Ensure that the email address you are trying to send to is valid and exists.
   • Check that the email address is not blocked by your SES account or by the recipient's email provider.
4. Check your PHP error logs:
   • Review your PHP error logs to see if there are any errors or warnings related to the email sending process.
   • Check for any errors related to the AWS SDK or SES API.
5. Check your SES logs:
   • Review your SES logs to see if there are any errors or issues related to the email sending process.
   • Check for any errors related to the email being blocked or rejected.
6. Check your email client:
   • Try sending an email using a different email client or service to see if the issue is specific to your PHP script or a general issue with your email setup.
7. Check your PHP version and AWS SDK:
   • Ensure that you are using a compatible version of PHP and the AWS SDK.
   • Check the AWS SDK documentation for any known issues or compatibility problems with your PHP version.
8. Try sending a test email:
   • Use the AWS SES console to send a test email to verify that your SES account is working correctly.
   • Try sending an email using the AWS SDK in your PHP script to see if the issue is specific to your script or a general issue with your SES account.

Some common PHP code issues that might cause emails not to be sent include:

• Incorrect AWS region or SES endpoint
• Missing or incorrect credentials
• Incorrect email address or recipient
• Incorrect email subject or body
• Email being blocked or rejected by SES or the recipient's email provider

If you're still having trouble, please provide more details about your PHP code and the error messages you're seeing, and I'll do my best to help you troubleshoot the issue!