This is regarding the PHP Mailer class (http://phpmailer.sourceforge.net/).
I've been sending emails for a business application using the class and some people get the mail fine, some people find it in their junk mail, and some people (people at AT&T specifically) don't ever get the emails at all...
What could be causing this situation, and is there a feasible way to fix this for the people that aren't getting it at all?
PHP Mailer problems
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- Chris Corbyn
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Check your server's IP for being blacklisted here:
http://www.robtex.com/rbls.html
Then remove PHPMailer from your website, download Swift Mailer and saves yourself some memory
j/k
http://www.robtex.com/rbls.html
Then remove PHPMailer from your website, download Swift Mailer and saves yourself some memory
j/k
- Chris Corbyn
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Not all email servers check the same blacklists or check from spam in the same ways. It certainly sounds like a blacklisting issue. Send one to chris@w3style.co.uk and I'll see what I can determine from its path and headers etc.ADTRAN wrote:Thanks for the replies, but there's one thing I forgot to mention:
We also send a copy of all the emails that go out to a dummy account here. When we forward from this account, the emails get there just fine...