How Do I Prevent Mails Sent Through Php Mail() From Going To Spam?
I am working on Linux OS. I am using PHP’s mail() funciton to send emails (sendmail process is running ). But all the mails are going to spam (in case of gmail). I have not checked for other mail clients. I have tried many tricks that I found on net but none is working. Please tell me about any sure shot trick.
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July 16th, 2009 at 11:28 pm
Use sending mail through authentication - u need 2 class files here and a email account with host name.
Details:http://forum.raptor.in/viewtopic.php?f=1…
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MOZhttp://beski.in
July 16th, 2009 at 11:28 pm
Hello,
Comcast’s new policy is to block ALL mail from sites from which they have detected a certain amount of spam. The spam that is detected sometimes does not even originate on the blocked site, but rather is forwarded at the request of the end user. Please use the link below to complete a blocked provider request. http://www.comcastsupport.com/Forms/NET/…
Hotmail flags a domain as spam if multiple senders have flagged it as so. They have a troubleshooting page that must be read and checked off to resolve with them.http://postmaster.live.com/Troubleshooti…
These are two main domains that block email as spam very easily. Check your IP for blacklists, and this should point you in the right direction. Good Luck!
Sean Colicchio
Server Engineer
Host My Sitehttp://www.hostmysite.com/?utm_source=bb
July 16th, 2009 at 11:28 pm
Hello,
This most likely has more to do with your mail server’s IP address than anything else.
Step you can take:
1. Ensure that the mail server’s IP address has a valid reverse DNS record setup.
2. The mail server’s hostname should match this reverse DNS entry.
3. Setup an SPF record for domain from which you are sending the mail. (www.openspf.org)
You will most likely need to contact your web host to perform the above steps.
The larger email hosts use their own factors to determine whether email goes to the junk folder. Many will use IP reputation - that is the more good mail that comes from an IP, the more reputable, and the greater the odds of ending up in the inbox.
Good Luck!
Ryan Bradley
Junior Server Engineer
HostMySite.comhttp://hostmysite.com/?utm_source=bb
July 16th, 2009 at 11:28 pm
php recommends to use the PEAR functions:
PEAR::mail
PEAR::mail_mime
for large amounts of mail.
(They are usually available on LAMP systems)