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Yeah, I have postsrsd set up now, although I only set it up after setting up rspamd. I'm not sure why it would improve things without also setting up a spam fi

Yeah, I have postsrsd set up now, although I only set it up after setting up rspamd. I'm not sure why it would improve things without also setting up a spam filter? In that case, you're just lowering the reputation of your own server by passing on a lot of spam while acting as if you sent it.

emilburzo 10y ago
> I'm not sure why it would improve things without also setting up a spam filter? I don't know the rules by which emails are judged, I'm just saying what I've noticed. Before SRS, I occasionally got legit mail marked as spam. After that, I don't think I've ever had one marked as spam. As I said previously: with my own domain, forwarded to my gmail.com address, no spam filtering at all on my side. Maybe they can tell it's SRS and skipping some penalties? EDIT: I'm also monitoring my domain at https://postmaster.google.com https://postmaster.google.com, but I'm probably not reaching significant traffic thresholds because I've never seen anything other than: "No data to display at this time. Please come back later. Postmaster Tools requires that your domain satisfies certain conditions before data is visible for this chart. "