Domain Sending Key Support

[addshore]

Hi there,

Terraform Version

1.0.8

Affected Resource(s)

Mailgun

Expected Behaviour

Mailgun allows you to create individual domain targeted api keys.
I would like to be able to create and revoke these for domains that have been created.

Actual Behaviour

This feature is not currently supported.

References

Domain Sending Keys announcement https://www.mailgun.com/blog/mailgun-ip-pools-domain-keys/
Docs https://documentation.mailgun.com/en/latest/api-intro.html?highlight=domain%20sending%20key#authentication

[mathportillo]

It looks like mailgun api still does not support for creating domain sending keys.

An alternative is to use smtp.

[Chupaka]

Yep, they do not support Sending API Keys creation via API (just chatted with MailGun support).

They recommend requesting this API via https://feedback.mailgun.com/

[addshore]

For now for our use we will switch to SMTP, but leave this open and also plan on reaching out to the feedback form.
Thanks for the comments.

[terah]

I'm not sure if this is the same issue but I'm looking to generate a password as push it into the email domain:

resource "random_string" "email-password" {
  length           = 31
  special          = false
}

resource "mailgun_domain" "email-domain" {
  provider = mailgun.api
  name          = var.tenancy
  region        = "us"
  spam_action   = "disabled"
  smtp_password   = random_string.email-password.result
  dkim_key_size   = 1024
}

When ever re-run terraform I get the following error which, to me, indicates that the provider is trying to update the password every time whether it's changed or not:

Error: UnexpectedResponseError URL=https://api.mailgun.net/v3/domains/foobar.com/credentials/[email protected] ExpectedOneOf=[]int{200, 202, 204} Got=400 Error: {
│   "message": "New password cannot be the same as old password."
│ }

[guillaumekh]

This was just marked as "planned" on Mailgun's "Feedback" portal