On 2024-07-04 at 15:25, Hans wrote: > Hi The Wanderer, > >> Hans, are you certain you composed those three messages the same >> way, using the same interface of the same program, and sent them >> the same way? > > No, the first mail was created natively (= a new mail),
To clarify: the mail I listed first was the one which you wrote as a reply to me, not the mail with which you started this thread. So both that *and* the one after it were replies, but the one got a pass and the other didn't. > the one with the "[SOLVED] in the subject was a reply to someones > mail from the list and the last mail was also a reply this time of my > of my own. > > It looks like replying to soemone (my normal behaviour) is causing > this issue. Except that the reply to my previous message did not get the issue. (FWIW, your most recent reply - which is also a reply to a mail from me - does have the "DKIM fail" header information.) > And it looks like, that I am getting the SPAM tag, not you. That much does seem to be the case, yes. > Some minutes ago I informed megamailservers.eu of my problem and sent > them the mail with the headers, i sent here, too. > > Hopefully I will get some response. > > The strange thing is,this issue suddenly apeared from nowhere. I have > nothing changed here (except of upgrades). I am running debian > bookworm and my mail client is kmail. But that should not be the > problem. I do agree that, as I think I've seen suggested in previous threads, the most likely culprit here is your mail provider having changed something. Hopefully the inquiry you've started with them will bear fruit; if it does not, you may want to look into changing providers. (I can recommend Fastmail, for whatever that's worth.) -- The Wanderer The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man. -- George Bernard Shaw
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