Re: DKIM and DMARC failing for Google/Yahoo users on your list
Charles Cazabon <[email protected]>
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Mike Hodson <[email protected]> wrote: > > For a few years, I've had a number of messages marked as spam by GMail, and > in some cases, being entirely refused by Google's servers (Yahoo's quite > strict p=reject dmarc/spf policy when any of their mail users sends mail to > a list.) Running a mail server at all in this day and age is a nightmare. The big free webmail providers just don't give a damn about interoperability; they care whether their users can email each other, and to a lesser degree whether their users can email recipients at the other big free providers. Everyone else - not so much. > because if it DOES get spammed, I cannot, without knowing the details behind > Google's "spam" classification (who nobody but them), in good faith mark the > messages as "spam" manually as it might cause further delivery failures for > your domain at Google in the future. I wouldn't worry too much about that. The big providers regularly refuse email from my mail server simply because it's a Linode, i.e. guilt by association. My server has never sent spam, but that doesn't stop Microsoft, Google, et al from blocking mail on a regular basis. > However, I wonder if perhaps a small change on your end might not help the > issue.. My mailserver is already running ezmlm-idx; I shared a cubicle for years with Bruce Guenter, its author ;) You can thank him for my initial interest in email protocols. Charles -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Charles Cazabon GPL'ed software available at: http://pyropus.ca/software/ -----------------------------------------------------------------------