If i-mscp send mail with mail() to gmail, mail arrive in spam folder.
(on integrated function sending mail to gmail, example recover email) mail arrive in spam too.
Gmail spam
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your mail server needs a reverse DNS (rDNS or PTR) record for it's IP address to match the server's hostname. otherwise Gmail and others view it as potential spam.
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I don't know the webpanel you are using there, but is it correct to end the hostname with a "."?
You might try to check your server with this tool:
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If i-mscp send mail with mail() to gmail, mail arrive in spam folder.
(on integrated function sending mail to gmail, example recover email) mail arrive in spam too.Hi, did you find out of why your emails are going to Spam folder of Gmail?
I have the same issue as well with Gmail and Yahoo mail. I use PTR and SPF/DKIM.
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Add to reversedns entry with your domain name was used at installation of imscp....(that's possibble at your server host administration panel)
After entry was created your mail not landing in spam
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Can't find that "Host Administrator Panel" Could you tell me where I can find it? Fighting with the same Issue at the moment
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It's at your registrar level. Normally, your registrar should allow you to setup a correct reverse DNS
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I had to call my ISP to create a reverse DNS for all of my static IP addresses.
The DKIM with IMSCP helps a lot too but a great resource to see all the problems with your email is:
mxtoolbox.com
mail-tester.com
David
