Hello,
I am trying to send email messages with swiftmailer version 4.0.3. I get a returncode 2. And it seems the messages are sent, however they don't arrive.
It sounds as though either the mails are being caught in a junk mail filter, or sendmail is just spooling the mail to disk and not physically sending it.
It sounds as though either the mails are being caught in a junk mail filter, or sendmail is just spooling the mail to disk and not physically sending it.
Cheers,
Chris
Hmm is there a way to check this on a shared server?
It sounds as though either the mails are being caught in a junk mail filter, or sendmail is just spooling the mail to disk and not physically sending it.
Cheers,
Chris
Hmm is there a way to check this on a shared server?
If this is a shared server then I suspect my first suggestion is true. Your mail is getting caught in a junk mail filter. Shared servers are inherently abused by spammers and are regularly blacklisted.
The IP does not appear to be blacklisted, so that's not likely to be the issue.
Other issues could be if the IP does not have a reverse DNS record (62.221.193.42 seems to have 4 different rDNS records... I'm not 100% if this is valid for a domain that sends mail). Also, your domain name that you send from must have a SPF record (i.e. the sender address must have a SPF record).
Are there other ways to get out of this? For example using a different transfer protocol?
Yes, SMTP to a remote host is by far the most reliable (and predictable) method.
The IP does not appear to be blacklisted, so that's not likely to be the issue.
Other issues could be if the IP does not have a reverse DNS record (62.221.193.42 seems to have 4 different rDNS records... I'm not 100% if this is valid for a domain that sends mail). Also, your domain name that you send from must have a SPF record (i.e. the sender address must have a SPF record).
Are there other ways to get out of this? For example using a different transfer protocol?
Yes, SMTP to a remote host is by far the most reliable (and predictable) method.
Ok, thanx for your reaction. Are there smtp servers available wich I could use? Or are these all paid servers?
I used http://www.dnsexit.com/Direct.sv?cmd=mailRelay for a long time, good service and cheap. You can also PM me your requirements for sending email and maybe we can work something out possibly free??(I work for a hosting company).