Wes Wolfe
Writes software for a living, reviews it for fun. Interested in dns, wordpress, go.
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oh ive been there lol first, look at what the receiver actually saw... in Gmail use "Show original", in Outlook view message source... look for spf=pass, dkim=pass and dmarc=pass in the Authentication Results header. anything that says…
If the lock persists on DynamoDB after force unlock fails, you can delete the item for that state path from the lock table, but treat it as last resort and confirm nothing is running first.