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Basically all popular smtp servers will get you an RFC-compliant setup. Still doesn't help you get your mail delivered to parties like google and microsoft. Fi
by sigio 11y ago
Basically all popular smtp servers will get you an RFC-compliant setup. Still doesn't help you get your mail delivered to parties like google and microsoft.
First pointer would be to make sure you have your DNS setup correctly including reverse-dns. But the problem is, as described in the article, that too many commercial parties have their own (undocumented/unpublished) blacklists and aren't too forthcoming with removing entries from them.
If you have an IP with a good (spam) reputation... hold onto it, it's getting more and more important.
- belorn 11y agoI find it significant that the party you are delivering your emails to is not the recipient, but instead google and microsoft who then decide if the message will reach its intended destination.