Posted by Mark Shroyer on 08/03/07 02:22

On 2007-08-01, nice.guy.nige <nigel_moss@deadspam.com> wrote:
> Are you setting a return path? And is that the same as the address the mail
> "comes" from?
> Does the mail you are sending have a "from" address that corresponds to the
> server you are sending from?
> Does the mail you are sending have anything in it that could be construed as
> spam? eg, html email with much graphics, little text, etc
> Is the server you are running off on any spam lists?

One particular thing to check for is whether the domain you're
mail()ing messages "from" has any SPF records, and if so whether
those records indicate an SPF FAIL for the machine which your PHP
app is running on. GMail does perform SPF validation on incoming
messages.

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Mark Shroyer
http://markshroyer.com/

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