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Jim Hu wrote:
You should also check with Spam clearhouse services
like Spamhaus and
see if you've been listed as a spam site. This can happen if the
mailer is set up incorrectly. Unfortunately I can't find my notes
on what I did to fix it, but I think it has to do with whether a
reply to the sending address gets bounced. After changing our
configs, we had to go and request delisting from the spam blockers.
Jim
Thanks for your tip. I sent mail to www-data(a)neo101.org and
www-data(a)d.neo101.org to see if it bounces. I'm new at configuring mail
so I'll just wait a week to see if it bounced since as far as I can
remember it can take several days before I get a notice an email has
bounced.
However, I don't think it will bounce because I ran the bash mail
command after I ran "su - www-data" and I could read the mail I sent as
a test. So I think the mail gets tagged as spam because neither gmail
nor hotmail has ever received mail from these particular
ips/domains/subdomains before and therefore do not dare to trust me. I
guess the trust will be built up over time though as more and more
people click their "this was not spam"-buttons as suggested by another
poster.
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Regards,
Thomas Anderson
"Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum sonatur"
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