On 4/6/20 1:03 PM, Rich Freeman wrote:
More often than not, yes. The main exception I've seen are sites that email you verification codes, such as some sorts of "two-factor" implementations (whether these are really two-factor I'll set aside for now). Many of these services will retry, but some just give up after one attempt.
I believe that's a perfect example of services that should send email through a local MTA that manages a queue and retries mail delivery. There is no need for this type of queuing logic and complexity to be in the application. Especially if the application is otherwise stateless and runs for the duration of a single HTTP request.
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