Problem with googlemail
Hello altogether,
My Name is Patrick and I am new to this list. I have got a serious problem with googlemail that I could'nt solve myself yet.
I installed the mailman on top of exim on a suse virtual server under http://iqool.de/mailman It works perfect with all the accounts I tested it with. But there is one exception : Mailman does not get any mailings through my googlemail account.
While all the administrative mailman-mails are coming through, all the member mailings are absorbed. The googlemail server gives no error. It just eats the mails and seems to throw them to /dev/null
I tried over and over again, but had no success. I was very surprised, that I do not have any Problems to receive mails from mailman-users@python.org.
Can anyone give me hint? Is there a special configuration, that is needed to let googlemail deliver the mails?
Thank you very much for your help.
Patrick
On 6/1/07, Patrick Krusenotto wrote:
My Name is Patrick and I am new to this list. I have got a serious problem with googlemail that I could'nt solve myself yet.
Did you try searching the FAQ Wizard for "Google" or "Gmail"? If so, then you should have run across FAQ 3.42, which addresses one specific problem with Google at the bottom. Make sure to go back and re-read that one again.
If you've already seen that and this is not the problem you're having, please help us understand how your situation is different from the one described.
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Hi Brad, thank you for your info. The way google handles Mailing-Lists seems very odd to me.
I now found the emails together with most of the mailman-list-emails in a special "spam"-Folder that can only be accessed via http (I use pop). I had to add the address of the mailing list to my contacts, to make google path the mails trough.
Thank you very much.
Did you try searching the FAQ Wizard for "Google" or "Gmail"? If so, then you should have run across FAQ 3.42, which addresses one specific problem with Google at the bottom. Make sure to go back and re-read that one again.
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