Hi

I have postfix mail server and web server configured on the centos.

If I am sending the e-mail from the command prompt then it will goes to the INBOX of the recipients.


But when I am sending e-mail from my application e-mails goes into the SPAM.

My sever is abc.com

from our application is we are sending e-mail format like

From : deb.com
subjet : RFQ received do some action
TO : xyz.com

and some html content.


______________

this e-mails goes into the SPAM.

what is required to stop my -email from the spam.

probably you need to check spam filter (instead)

Hi

I can check what I have in my hand. Spam filter is not in my hand.

You need to find out why the reciever is classifying your mail as spam, or get them to whitelist you.
^^ This is a general spam trait.

learn more about masquerading. The email will be sent with an unkown email address (e.g root@localhost.localdomain) Change this and put a known email address, then test a mail

Hi

I found that we have the server name is abc.com

and in e-mail we are sending the following format.

From : 123@deb.com
subjet : RFQ received do some action
TO : 456@xyz.com

Html content




so the there might be reason that my server name is abc.com and in e-mail domain name is deb.com. so might be possible that its detecting as a phising.



See in our application we have 3 vendors which is used our plateform just ex. 1. deb.com 2. a12.com 3. gyp.com


so we required that From address must be the vendors domain.


Please guide what I required so my server can send e-mail using the above three diffrent vendor's domain name in from address.
and it should not go into the spam folder.

If there was a way to ensure mail would not be classified as spam, we would all get a lot more spam...

@descendant_command

I am asking what would be the required for the genuine e-mail.

there sud be something like sub.,to, from, email content due to e-mail goes into the spam.

I want correct the same.

A "genuine e-mail" is one which meets the SMTP specs and can reach it's destination, which, from your description, yours do.

Anything else is at the discretion of the receiver and their anti-spam policies.
You need to find out what they are before you can tailor your mails to pass them.
Ask them.
Get a copy of the 'spam-foldered' mail and look for diagnostic headers.

That is defined by the spam filter. I cannot tell you.