SPAM - Whitelisting problem
SPAM - Whitelisting problem
I changed below file (local.cf) and whitelist some domains domain1.com and domain2.com, but still mail from these 2 domains are found on spam folder, please anyone can have any idea thanks a lot.
/etc/spamassassin/local.cf
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whitelist_from *@domain1.com, *@domain2.com
# Set the threshold at which a message is considered spam (default: 5.0)
required_score 4.0
Re: SPAM - Whitelisting problem
Found by who? Who send mail to whom? You talking about outside mail, you got mail and do not want those domain in spam, right?magos wrote:I changed below file (local.cf) and whitelist some domains domain1.com and domain2.com, but still mail from these 2 domains are found on spam folder
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skurudo wrote:Found by who? Who send mail to whom? You talking about outside mail, you got mail and do not want those domain in spam, right?magos wrote:I changed below file (local.cf) and whitelist some domains domain1.com and domain2.com, but still mail from these 2 domains are found on spam folder
Yes, I do not want those domains in spam, thanks
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Re: SPAM - Whitelisting problem
So what is the solution? None of the lines added to spamassasin conf seems to work.
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required_score 4.0musicxpress wrote:So what is the solution? None of the lines added to spamassasin conf seems to work.
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how to get it ? o_0skurudo wrote:required_score 4.0musicxpress wrote:So what is the solution? None of the lines added to spamassasin conf seems to work.
Thank you.
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Last week I was working for one of my client mailing system using vesta. They are a company so my target was 100% mail delivery to inbox, after a lot of tries some mail was going ok but hotmail receiving in junk and a lot of other companies using ms-exchange servers were rejecting my emails.
So I found one solution I configure vesta exim to use amazon's smtp relay for outgoing emails it is not more expensive.
Now internal mails (same domain) delivering without using amazon service but if there is email for outer domain delivering 100% in inbox.
You can use my above idea if suitable for you. But I think you are facing problem for incoming emails to junk.
So I found one solution I configure vesta exim to use amazon's smtp relay for outgoing emails it is not more expensive.
Now internal mails (same domain) delivering without using amazon service but if there is email for outer domain delivering 100% in inbox.
You can use my above idea if suitable for you. But I think you are facing problem for incoming emails to junk.
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/etc/exim4/exim4.conf.templatebadbojus wrote:how to get it ? o_0
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SPAM_SCORE
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Yep, it's not that simple to make your mail good enough. Hotmail is very cranky. You need not only white IP, but SPF / Dkim / DMARC. But even this does not guarantee that the mail do not fall into the spam. In my case with local MailServers like Google/Mail.ru/Yandex it's work good.hafeezksa wrote:Last week I was working for one of my client mailing system using vesta. They are a company so my target was 100% mail delivery to inbox, after a lot of tries some mail was going ok but hotmail receiving in junk and a lot of other companies using ms-exchange servers were rejecting my emails.
Yep, it's simplest and "surest" way to deal with thing, when you send mail (not receive).hafeezksa wrote:So I found one solution I configure vesta exim to use amazon's smtp relay for outgoing emails it is not more expensive. Now internal mails (same domain) delivering without using amazon service but if there is email for outer domain delivering 100% in inbox.You can use my above idea if suitable for you. But I think you are facing problem for incoming emails to junk.
Service for that -> Mailchimp / Pechkin / unisender / SmartResponder and others