sylvan dacounha wrote:
Hi Nilesh
i really do appreciate your quick reply
i did look at the headers of the reicved mail in yahoo
and i paste them here
i could not figure out if anything could help me there..
pls look at this n really do appreciate if u could let me know something
thanks and Regards
Simon
If you're not on the spam lists you can resolve the Yahoo! problem by
setting up SPF records.
http://www.dnsreport.com/tools/dnsreport.ch?domain=yourdomain.com
http://www.openspf.org
With Yahoo! it's doable although if I set up my mail server to check for
SPF i will have the sorriest problem i have ever had with a mail service
of this "magnitude": mail from yahoo.co.uk users are served through
yahoo.com servers and SPF records in place on yahoo will make my server
drop the mail. I spotted the problem back in January and I didn't get
any answer by now...
As for Hotmail well I strongly suggest to urge your users swap the
provider.
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