It does :)
Yes, it uses no custom CSS.
Activity Summary only sends to inactive users as far as I can tell. The Digest is sent to all* users. Furthermore, users can choose how often to receive the digest and their digest will be generated based on the time since they last received it.
Updated to remove the 1.5/2.0/2.1 only section, as Digests are indeed available in 2.3.
The inactivity email comes with an unsubscribe/email stop link and uses the phrase dbtech_mail_inactivity_reminder_body as the main body of the email.
Yeah https://www.dragonbyte-tech.com/api/dbtech-mail/amazon-sns/ is my endpoint URL, what happens if you use a tool like Postman to send a POST request to the API URL you're trying to enter?
GET requests won't work as it only listens for POST requests.
I have no idea, I don't know if the Simple Notification Service publishes such a list. If Cloudflare prevents HTTPS requests from Amazon to your site, you might need to revert to the old method of having a bounce email address that XF can log in to and check.
I'm unable to replicate this issue. The subscription auto-confirmed for me. Make sure you're not behind a firewall or Cloudflare or anything else that might interfere with the subscription confirmation.
I've no idea tbh, I have the API setup and it's handling all the bounces for me. In XF I have a bounce-only address setup as a fallback, on a different domain to the SES enabled one.
Hi there,
Currently there's no such integration, but there is an API in the addon if the author wants to add support themselves. If they have any questions, they can always reach out to me and I'll answer in full detail :)
Are there any entries in the XenForo server error log? Also, check the raw_message column in xf_dbtech_mail_validation_log. This is the column I'm referring to when I say "logged" in the rest of this post.
For Reoon specifically, there are three possible reasons why someone would be logged as...