[Mailman-Users] Not All Subscribers Receiving Daily Email
Easy
Easy1 at waterplanet.ws
Wed Dec 15 03:33:04 CET 2004
I added a new mailman list with 4 subscribers. One of the subscribers
was the same earthlink address as the 600+ subscriber email list.
When a messages was sent to both lists - the earthlink subscriber ONLY
received the message from the 4 subscriber list.
Seems Mailman is cablable of getting the message out at least on a small
list. Any idea what the threshold is?
Any other tests that can be done to futher isolate this pesky issue?
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Brad Knowles wrote:
> At 10:20 AM -0800 2004-12-14, Easy wrote:
>
>> - NOT ALL subscribers of any of the ISPs are being rejected. Many
>> subscribers on ALL the ISPs are receiving the daily email just fine.
>
>
> Many ISPs will apply different anti-spam processing rules for
> different recipients. Many recipients will not be aware of any
> anti-spam processing rules that are being used by the system on their
> behalf, or how their actions can modify those rules.
>
>> - Some 250 of the subscribers are now on a Topica listserv. They ALL
>> receive the daily email each day. When the same message is sent to the
>> mailman listserv some of these 250 subscribers do NOT receive the
>> email.
>
>
> This is an indicator that at least part of the problem may somehow
> lie within Mailman, but since you're using cPanel, it's going to be
> very difficult to determine where the fault may lie.
>
> Of course, if the Topica mailing list is not hosted on the same
> physical and virtual machine as the Mailman mailing lists, then there
> is always the chance that anti-spam rules will be host-specific and
> not applied the same between the two systems.
>
>> - Emails sent directly to the subscribers, from the same email address
>> that is used to send to the mailman listserv get through just fine,
>> though email sent through mailman does not get to them.
>
>
> Again, these messages are not coming through the same system, and
> the same anti-spam rules may not be applied by the recipient machines.
>
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