On Feb 18, 2008 11:46 PM, Vivek Khera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > You'll never know why yahoo files your mail the way it does. The best > you can do is try to get a deliverability agreement with yahoo, but > that is a long hard process. Even then, you never know what they'll > do to your mail. > > One thing for sure to do is make sure your RT is not sending email > with the SMTP envelope as "www" or "http" or "httpd". Create a new > custom return address (likely via an email server alias), and instruct > RT to use that as the SMTP sender. Some large providers drop mail > coming from such addresses. > > Yes we aren't using the http or www in return address, and have proper aliases setup for return address ie "From:" is valid email adddres/alias.
thanks.
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