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Bizarre claims. I've been running my own server for the last 25 years or so. Only once when changing server IPs I've encountered an IP that was blacklisted on s
by jwr 2y ago
Bizarre claims. I've been running my own server for the last 25 years or so. Only once when changing server IPs I've encountered an IP that was blacklisted on some lists, and even then it only took a day or two to remove it.
- razemio 2y agoMaybe it is (was?) a German problem. Here are some providers I know which Autoblock custom servers: * web.de * gmx.net I also have to say that I always used a hetzner root server. Moved multiple times due to an upgrade. I ALWAYS had to manually apply for removal of my Webserver. It worked for Yahoo. At that time it did not work for Gmail and Microsoft. I no longer was blocked but if I was writing for the first time to a recipient, I landed in the spam folder. The software I used mailinabox and mailcow. Both had self checks. All green. I also used external scanners to check my config, all fine. You can check my GitHub (razemio). I even contributed to some issues for mailinabox. This is not only true for selfhosting but also small providers. As an example: * mailbox.org (auto spam Gmail and microsoft 2018) All of this was a long time ago. Maybe I am just depressed from the bad experience and the FAQs are telling the truth. However it is hard to believe for me. I am selfhosting since 1997 and I am working in programming / DevOps.