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AWS Mailman

A utility for updating domain registrant information in Amazon Route 53.

Requirements

  • You must have the AWS CLI Installed
  • You must have AWS credentials with the appropriate permissions setup locally

Installation

pip install awsmailmain

Usage

Run awsmailman and follow the prompts.

Purpose

When you move, changing the addresses for the registered contacts on all of your Route53 domains is a pain. This script will update all the contacts on any Route 53 domains for you.

Quirks

  • This uses the default AWS CLI credentials on your machine
  • At the moment you have to use the same name as is currently provided in your domain registration. The address may change.

New Features

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