KA0MVK
Joined: | Sat, Apr 4th 1998, 00:00 | Roles: | N/A | Moderates: | N/A |
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Email service bounce | Jun 18th 2013, 20:30 | 5 | 5,574 | on 25/6/13 |
Email forwards still slow or not working | May 18th 2013, 18:31 | 21 | 6,744 | on 28/9/13 |
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Email service bounce | KA0MVK | on 25/6/13 |
Still would like to know if it's possible to turn off the filtering at arrl.net for my email........... | ||
Email service bounce | KA0MVK | on 18/6/13 |
Earlier today I had an email get through from a friend who had forwarded a bounce from an earlier attempt. From the message, it looks like the spam filtering is what killed the message. Here's the bounce text:
Interesting that the mail service thinks it's an "unknown" reason, yet the response clearly indicates it was spam bounced. Probably not using the right codes in the response. She sent this to me from her work email address, letting me know about some jobs that are opening up there since she knows I've been looking for a job. Seems it triggered the spam filter and it was blocked. Since my forward goes through Gmail (which has REALLY good spam filtering), I'd rather just let everything through on my account and let Gmail deal with the spam. At least that way I have a chance to see an email that would have otherwise been bounced and decide if it is spam or not. So is it possible to have the spam filtering turned off for my email forwarding? |
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ARRL Email service working or not? | w9lvm | on 18/6/13 |
Wondering if he got it, since it sounds like they aren't going through for him. ;-) |
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ARRL mail forward problem. | WB7OUT | on 18/6/13 |
I'm already using gmail, my arrl.net forwarding feeds to that. Not sure how I can get my arrl.net email on there if I already have an account, should they decide to do that. |
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ARRL mail forward problem. | WB7OUT | on 18/6/13 |
That may be, but I've done tests by sending through my arrl.net forward and direct to the email account it sends to, the direct method ALWAYS happens nearly immediately (not more than a couple seconds transit time) and arrl.net takes noticeably longer (never less than a minute), with arrl.net forwarding intermittently taking a half hour or more at the last non-arrl.net email server (which is waiting on arrl.net to accept it). |