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Not the case for me. No bounces being reported. In any case, gmail and outlook don't bounce messages for spam; They put them in the spam bin. Nothing whatsoeve
by markdown 11y ago
Not the case for me. No bounces being reported. In any case, gmail and outlook don't bounce messages for spam; They put them in the spam bin.
Nothing whatsoever changed in my code. I haven't touched it in a year, and all of sudden email stopped on the 1st of April.
There's nothing in the changelogs to indicate there was a change that should cause this behaviour. It's absolutely an App Engine problem.
https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/python/release-notes https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/python/release-notes
- daveguy 11y agoInteresting. I have been somewhat weary of the "machine learning for everything!" approach that google has taken recently -- i just don't think it's there yet. I wonder if a learning algorithm on the google side just started deciding outgoing spam and not giving correct feedback. It is very curious that no url works and with url doesn't. That should give straightforward repeatability (if they can simulate as your account). Have you tried sending to different target e-mail addresses during the test? I saw once it just worked and a bunch of stuff flew through. Also saw there was some question as to quotas. Did you get it clarified? Are you maybe above usage quotas with the regular e-mails so test e-mails are being stopped/delayed? Are test and production separate? It seems like if it were a google side issue there would be an uproar from the users.
- djsumdog 11y agoNo, gmail constantly drops messages without putting them in spam. That's actually a huge problem. Microsoft does the same. That's for e-mails that don't even contain any links!