I have seen this when sending to yahoo as well. I also have been fielding
complaints, but my investigations haven't turned up much. We resolved the
problems with the Declude and Spam Assassin filters as these give some
detail as too why the email was determined to be spam. I have not been
able
Hello Norrin,
> sm1.4.3a
> imap = courier
> php
> os = rh9.0 (fedora)
> postfix
> I have fielded some complaints from users that email
> sent to some users at @msn and @hotmail from our sm
> email system are being identified as junk/bulk
> mailings.
[..]
> Received: from x.y.z.z2 (Squirre
Possibly a dumb question, but do you have reverse DNS setup on the
domains where this email originates? If not, this would likely be
causing the problem... I had similar issues with sending email to AOL
(actually, my problem was with bounces, but...)
On Dec 13, 2004, at 8:02 PM, Norrin Radd wr
sm1.4.3a
imap = courier
php
os = rh9.0 (fedora)
postfix
I have fielded some complaints from users that email
sent to some users at @msn and @hotmail from our sm
email system are being identified as junk/bulk
mailings.
I have checked the rbls and don't find that we are
listed anywhere.
Does SM
One other point I should make. I have noticed that the spam score that I
get is somewhat dependant on the ip address I am assigned. I have a much
lower spam score when signed on at work than I do when I am signed on at
home. This is due to the range of ip addresses that my service provider
has i
I have fielded some complaints from users that email
sent to some users at @msn and @hotmail from our sm
email system are being identified as junk/bulk
mailings.
I have checked the rbls and don't find that we are
listed anywhere.
Does SM put anything in the header that can be
interpreted as spa
