Configure Send Mail (MX, TXT?)

August 7, 2013 6.7k views
tcagkan.sokmen
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Hi, I've read this document: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/articles/how-to-install-postfix-on-centos-6 and I've done everything as same. But now, I should, configure DNS options? this is my dns page: http://p1308.hizliresim.com/1d/7/r806h.png what should I do now? (for my sending mail not to go spam) Think that my IP address is : 10.10.10.10 and please, tell me step by step to make perfect send mail. (I've tried to make it with gmail mx, but when I did this, my mails have gone to spam) I need your help and please, explain with an example
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tcagkan.sokmen August 7, 2013
edit: hmmm.

my server has 4 virtual servers. and one of them connected with ip address. and others, with domain.
for example when I connect the IP address www/main/ gets my screen.

when i type xxx.com www/xxx/ directory gets to my screen.

and, when i type mail.xxx.com www/main/ directory opens again?
I think problem is this, but how can I solve this prob?
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pablo August 7, 2013
Start by creating SPF records pursuant to: How to use an SPF Record to Prevent Spoofing & Improve E-mail Reliability or How to Create a SPF Record For Your Domain with Google Apps.
How To Create a SPF Record For Your Domain with Google Apps
by Keshav Pareek
Here we'll show you how to create a SPF record for your domain with Google Apps.
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kamaln7 MOD August 7, 2013
Try running this command: 

echo test | mail -s "test" your@emailaddress.com
. Do you receive the email?
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tcagkan.sokmen August 8, 2013
yeah i received but it has gone to the "spam mail" box.
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kamaln7 MOD August 8, 2013
Take a look at the articles Pablo linked above. Setting up an SPF record should help prevent your emails from going straight to the spambox.
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tq November 18, 2013
This is a slight digression but, it turns out that my problem was using my client's domain name for hostname. When I changed it to one of my proven personal domains, it worked great. I assume that they have an SPF or something. In any case, if your mail.log says the messages was accepted, try changing the hostname.
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