My outgiong mails to gmail,yahoo,hotmail goes to spam folders but why??
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My outgiong mails to gmail,yahoo,hotmail goes to spam folders but why??
hi gurus
when we send mails from our domains some of our mails goes to Gmail/yahoo/hotmail spam folder rather going to their inbox.
This is creating lot of problem with our compnay mails.Please Tell me whats reason behind them
i am using Fedora Core 8,Postfix,Openwebmail Suite.
just 5 minutes ago i send mail from two mail boxes.from userid-1 i have recive mail in gmail inbox, and then i send mail from userid-02 .i goes to Gmail spam folder.i don't know the reason behind it.
And one thing more,when i try to restart the spamassion server i receive this error
/etc/init.d/spamassassin restart
Stopping spamd: [ OK ]
Starting spamd: [11546] info: config: failed to parse line, skipping, in "/etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf": use_dcc 1
as for your spam issue; there are lots of things to check
1. Make sure you are on static IP
2. If you are using SPF, make sure the IP you send from is the same as in your SPF entry.
3. Make sure your server's reverse-IP lookup points back to your domain name
4. When sending mail, make sure the users authenticate themselves.
as for your spam issue; there are lots of things to check
1. Make sure you are on static IP
2. If you are using SPF, make sure the IP you send from is the same as in your SPF entry.
3. Make sure your server's reverse-IP lookup points back to your domain name
4. When sending mail, make sure the users authenticate themselves.
1)i am suing static ip ,where i give further entry of static ip for making it SPF proof
here are /etc/hosts entries for my mail server
# Do not remove the following line, or various programs
# that require network functionality will fail.
127.0.0.1 mail.mydomain.com mail
192.168.1.5 mail.mydomain.com mail
~
2)i don't know how to enable spf in postfix and how to check it ,please guide me
3)how i check resever-IP Lookup points back to your domain
4)how to make sure users authenticate themselve ??
i will be thanksfull to you if you will guide me all above things .
i wana get rid my domain mails goes to spam of hotmail /gmail.
just i test one email to gmail and same to hotmail.
i have recive in inbox of gmail but junk folder of hotmail.
Sender Policy Framework (SPF) is a method that will tell the recipient mail server who is authorized to send mails from the sender domain.
It does this by adding a TXT record to your DNS entries. I suspect that if you are ignorant about this, that you have not set this up. This is fine, as absence of SPF does not automatically put you on any blacklist.
1. Visit http://www.openspf.org/ for creating SPF record for your domain. Add this record as a TXT record in your DNS zone file, where other MX, A, CNAME records are specified.
2. For checking Reverse IP, visit http://www.dnsreport.com/. Or alternatively you can use dig and nslookup commnads for the same.
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