I may not have understood this module correctly but does it automatically replace all other methods of sending emails?

I ask because I have 'SMTP Authentication Support' module which works with the subscriptions module but if I disable the smtp module and enable the Amazon SES module nothing sends. (even after running cron) Any ideas?

Do I need to modify the subscriptions module code?
change a drupal setting for default email client?
or modify the amazon ses module?

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Ryan Palmer commented

SMPT and Amazon SES use identical means of overriding the default mail implementation variable. Upon activation, Amazon SES will take over mail sending, which makes it technically incompatible with SMTP module for sending general mail.

Since subscriptions module lists smtp as a dependency, it's not unforeseeable that it uses a SMTP interface directly to send mail, I don't know. Either way, it's probably best not to use both SMTP and SMTP together, at least in Amazon SES's current implementation. D7's mail system is improved and should handle this a bit better, though.

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tkuldeep17 commented
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Sorry, Now my code base does not support for drupal 6.