 | | | mail sending problem.. | mail sending problem.. 2007-05-19 - By Michael Velez
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> Dear ALL,
>
> I have a wiered problem which im tryin to figure out but
> still unsucessful ..
> and do excuse me if is a wrong posting
>
> ANY mails sent from one of my domain goes to Yahoo or
> hotmail junk mail folder and not to inbox
>
> wanna explian in detail
>
>
> I have a Rehat Linux 9 server which is our master DNS
> server as well as our outgoing and incommin Mail Server .
> this server is autorative for 2 domains
>
>
> 1) kmun.gov.kw
>
> 2) baladia.gov.kw
>
>
> primary DNS server --- 62.150.152.1 bind ver bind-9 (See http://ind-9.ora-code.com).2.1-9
> Mail server IP ---- 62.150.152.1
> SendMail ver ---- 8.12.5-7
> No SPF record
> reverse IP exists
>
> Now when I send mail to yahoo or Hotmail from any
> user@(protected) it is delivered perfectly to inbox and all
> mails are received perfectly OK
>
> I have another Redhat Linux 9 server which is a slave DNS
> server and also a Mailserver for our second domain that is..
> baladia.gov.kw
>
> slave DNS server -- --- 62.150.152.2 bind ver bind-9 (See http://ind-9.ora-code.com).2.1-16
> Mail server Ip-- ---- -----62.150.152.2
> sendmail version-- ---8.12.8-4
> SPF record present ---- baladia.gov.kw. IN TXT "v=spf1
> ip4:62.150.152.2 ~all"
> reverse IP exists
>
> Now when i send a mail to Yahoo or Hotmail from any
> user@(protected) it does not go to inbox but goes to junk
> mail folder
> but mails sent to rediffmail goes perfectly to inbox
>
> all mails are received perfectly OK.
>
> i tried to check domain in dnsstuff ad mail spam no errors
> are found n also not in spam database
>
> I do appreciate very much your kind help
>
> if any further details are required i be glad to provide them
>
>
> thnks a million in advance
>
>
> regards
>
>
> simon
>
First off, I'm not a sendmail expert so I'm not going to comment on your
setup. However, I know that hotmail has filtered in the past based on IP
address. A business associate of mine has had problems sending to hotmail
accounts for this reason. It took a lot of calls to hotmail to remedy the
issue. I'm not saying this is your problem (there may be an issue with your
configuration) but I am mentioning it as an avenue for you to consider. The
fact that mails to rediffmail are going through could signal this as well.
Michael
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