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I tried using this construct to create an S3 bucket that will be the target of a ReceiptRuleSet construct (see @aws-cdk/aws-ses package). In other words, the SES will send .iml files there whenever a given domain or email from a domain, configured in SES, receive incoming email.
My goal is to process these .iml files subsequently through a Lambda attached as listener, but that's not relevant to this topic.
The point is, the bucket is created by "me" as an owner (the canonical account ID of the AWS account, from which I assumed an IAM role while deploying the AWS CDK stack. The files inside though, are created by some strange "SES" related canonical user ID. As a result, when destroying the stack, the Lambda that is part of this construct is receiving "Access Denied" errors.
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I tried using this construct to create an S3 bucket that will be the target of a ReceiptRuleSet construct (see @aws-cdk/aws-ses package). In other words, the SES will send .iml files there whenever a given domain or email from a domain, configured in SES, receive incoming email.
My goal is to process these .iml files subsequently through a Lambda attached as listener, but that's not relevant to this topic.
The point is, the bucket is created by "me" as an owner (the canonical account ID of the AWS account, from which I assumed an IAM role while deploying the AWS CDK stack. The files inside though, are created by some strange "SES" related canonical user ID. As a result, when destroying the stack, the Lambda that is part of this construct is receiving "Access Denied" errors.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: