I installed Sendy on a Unix server but Amazon Quota still showing 0 of 0

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• fazilcanoztas

  November 2012

  l created a user in Amazon IAM and give Administrator Permissions. And I created Key and Secret Key for this user and writed this keys to Sendy. Still showing 0 of 0
• Ben

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  1. Have you entered your AWS credentials in settings?
  
  2. Have you requested for production access?
  
  3. Have you verified both email and domain on SES?
• fazilcanoztas

  November 2012

  I have did all. But still not working
• Ben

  November 2012

  Use your root AWS credential.
• fazilcanoztas

  November 2012

  I used my root credentials
• Ben

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  But you said you created a user in Amazon IAM and gave it admin permissions?
  
  You should use your Access Credentials from https://portal.aws.amazon.com/gp/aws/securityCredentials and not create a IAM user from AWS console.
  
  
  
  This is documented in Get Started Guide http://sendy.co/get-started
• fazilcanoztas

  November 2012

  Yes I tried with IAM its not worked and after I tried this root credentials but still not working.
• rolope

  November 2012

  Try syncing your server system clock using NTP. Amazon API requests respond with some sort of "timeout" if your system's date and time differ 30 seconds or more with theirs.
• Ben

  November 2012

  @fazilcanoztas I've deleted your previous 'new' thread, let's keep to this. You mentioned that you solved the problem by syncing your server clock with NTP (thanks @rolope by the way), but now you can't send emails.
  
  Please PM me your login credentials and I'll check. Thanks.
• vjefri

  November 2012

  How did you fix the problem again. Was it by syncing the server clock, and how did you accomplish that? By talking with your host provider?
• Ben

  November 2012

  @vjefri Yes, sync your server clock with NTP. Consult your host on this.