[Mailman-Users] New To Mailman

[Anthony (N2KI)]

Carl

That is what I am currently doing with IS Mail.  In order for the messages
to be sent, IS Mail logs into my account  and then sends the mail.  I
believe the problem could be related but not limited to reverse DNS
authentication.  My Ip resolves to my domain name via DYNDNS.  I also have
an MX record as well as a TXT record that is set to allow my domain to send
email through my ISP account.

Regards,

Anthony (N2KI)
On Aug 9, 2014 12:01 PM, "Carl Zwanzig" <cpz at tuunq.com> wrote:

> On 8/9/2014 5:23 AM, Anthony (N2KI) wrote:
>
>    As of late,
>> many of the messages that have been sent range from getting marked by
>> gmail
>> as spam to completely bounced by Verizon (using the phone number @
>> vtext.com
>> syntax).    My thought was to find a different/alternate email server
>> program that I can do the same thing with.
>>
>
> A different mailing list manager isn't likely to help the problem; sounds
> like you're running into spam traps and message authentication issues.
> Unless you can relay through your ISP's mail server or want to become
> conversant in things like SPF and DMARC, it's probably best to contract
> this service.
>
> (I wonder if there's a Thunderbird plug-in that will do what's needed
> here?)
>
> z!
>
>
>
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