I'm having a problem where some user's of my web site complains they're receiving empty e-mail messages. After comparing the content and e-mail header of their e-mails with the ones I get I'm leaning onto the conclusion that their mail server somehow changes the content. Spam filter or virus filter maybe?
We have a mail server running Debian 5.0. It is one year old now but we want to deploy a new server with Ubuntu Server 10.04. The problem is that we want to transfer all the user mails and settings to the new mail-serverl. So all their usernames and passwords should be the same, all their mails should be transferred successfully to the new mail server.
I have to setup a mail server because my hosting account don't allow me to send over 250 mail/hour.
I have a HP microserver at home and I want to use it to send the mails.
I configured Virtualmin on it and i created the domain example.com in it (I have example.com registered with hosting on my hoster) but when I tried to send mail from outlook, my server send the emails, but gmail mark it as spam
I have a commercial website on an Ubuntu web server and my hosting company has a mail server for all its customers.
For security reasons, do you think I should rely on my hosting company's centralized mail server for my domain's email? Or should I just set up my own mail server on the same Cloud server?
Maybe I should use Google Apps' mail server for my own domain?
Thanks in advance
I have a HUGE massive Exim mail log. What is going to be a good way to go through this email log and pull out all the common and other error types so I can go in and look them up and see which ones need to be fixed?
I've been looking for a replacement mail server, I've been using a Communigate Pro server to send my mail, over time it's evolved and now not only sends my mail, but mail for several applications, it's sending about 750,000 - 1.5 Mill a week and was never setup to do this.
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i have centos5.3 i have mail server qmail toaster i can send /recieve mail from mail server but i have another server having varios application like bug tracker mantis,dotproject etc i already configured this application to send mail when any action is taken in this aaplication ,but from few days the mail are received from this application while normal mail from mail server is working i al
I am concerned my mail server setup may cause some ISPs to reject mail that is sent by it.
I am using Postfix to send mail for a web application, light load, user notices. It also sends cron notices and "monit" alerts. It is for sending mail only. I guess it wants to be "null client".
The postfix server and webapp live on the same box. The webapp builds the "to" and "from" email mail headers.
In some SMTP server implementations (i.e. Postfix) you can enable "Delivered-To" and "X-Original-To" headers that will be added to your email.
This is very helpful with distribution lists to determine which e-mail address the mail has been redirected to.
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