ssion. ;-)
Regards,
Jonathan Cooper
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www.doctordada.com
On 26/08/2014, at 3:19 AM, use-livecode-requ...@lists.runrev.com wrote:
> Hi list,
> Here's my problem : one of our apps is used by different
> clients of ours for various tasks, one of them bei
Simon
Thanks for the reply. It confirms what I thought : using a 3rd party
service might be the solution.
Nevertheless I have checked a few things : the ip and domain names
aren't blacklisted and the ip has a valid Reverse DNS lookup.
The strange thing is that when my client sends the same email
Its best not to send bulk email via a web server. Mail servers will start
marking emails as spam as soon as the see a number of incoming messages
from a single location. Depending on what you are sending there are a
number of newsletter or transactional mail providers - mail chimp /
mandrill.com, c
If the server doesn’t have a valid Reverse DNS lookup for it, then a lot of
email systems will reject it.
For most, but not all, it doesn’t matter that the server name = the domain name
you are sending from, as long as the RDNS is valid. RDNS is usually assigned by
your ISP, since they typicall
Thanks for the reply.
I have already checked the IP and the domain names, and none seems to
be blacklisted. IMHO the problem is on the ISP side : somehow they check
the header of the emails for some inconsistencies between the server ip
and the sender's domain... Or if too many email addresses of t
On Aug 25, 2014, at 6:30 AM, j...@souslelogo.com wrote:
>
> Hi list,
> Here's my problem : one of our apps is used by different
> clients of ours for various tasks, one of them being sending
> bulk emails weekly to their own customers.
> The number of recipients for each
Hi list,
Here's my problem : one of our apps is used by different
clients of ours for various tasks, one of them being sending
bulk emails weekly to their own customers.
The number of recipients for each emailing can vary between
800 to 2500.
So far we used a php script on our server; this s
