I have had a number of messages from yahoo accounts end up in my
(gmail) spam foulder. Generally, Gmail says,
Why is this message in Spam? It's from an address in the yahoo.com
domain but has failed yahoo.com's required tests for authentication.
There are (at least) two obvious things that c
El sábado, 19 de marzo de 2016 18:35:47 (CET), Randall Ross
escribió:
I think we're mixing two sceraios:
1) what a person's email system does with messages received from this
list, and,
2) what this list does with inbound messages, that is the messages that
people are trying to send to ubuntu-p
On 18/03/16 18:17, Rodney Dawes wrote:
may be that certain e-mail providers often have
more spam sent through them, and thus, your e-mail address may be
identified as spam.
These sort of issues are exactly why I stopped using gmail for anything
important and got my own domain. I hate spam filter
On 20/03/2559 00:01, Filip Dorosz wrote:
Exactly. In my expirence gmail nowadays tend to treat everything
that's not gmail as spam (perhaps, he is being racist?).
The best solution is simple: change your provider or use your own server.
Regards,
Filip Dorosz
I think that's not the case. The ac
I think we're mixing two sceraios:
1) what a person's email system does with messages received from this
list, and,
2) what this list does with inbound messages, that is the messages that
people are trying to send to ubuntu-phone.
I'm worried about #2. That's the scenario where people find themse
Exactly. In my expirence gmail nowadays tend to treat everything that's
not gmail as spam (perhaps, he is being racist?).
The best solution is simple: change your provider or use your own server.
Regards,
Filip Dorosz
W dniu 18.03.2016 o 19:52, Gareth France pisze:
On 18/03/16 18:17, Rodney Da
Yes, that was my guess too. They both swear that they have checked their
subscription e-mail addresses and they match... I've asked them to the
point of being borderline "annoying" ;) so I'm at the point where I
believe they've triple-checked and it's not their fault.
Agree that it's difficult to
No, that is not the problem. Sending a message with a different e-mail
address will have your message land in the moderator queue, and you
will get an e-mail saying so. If it goes through and ends up in the
spam folders of people subscribed to the list, then the only relation
to e-mail address used
I'm wondering how widespread this issue is... I've had two friends this
week tell me that although they can receive ubuntu-phone messages, they
cannot post. Is this a case of over-aggressive spam filters, or perhaps
a moderation queue issue?
Can the list admin investigate?
Cheers,
Randall.
On 0
Have them check whether they use the same, identical email address for
posting messages that they have subscribed with.
I'm 99% sure this is the problem.
It's like faxes. Why the hack do people lift the receiver and then
hang up when they hear the fax signal? Probably because the system is
not in
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