Re: [tlug] Making sure people get the message

[Romans Malinovskis <romaninsh@example.com>]

> So, does anyone have any idea of any scripts, tricks, or anything so
> that I can feel reasonably sure that my email won't be stopped by  
> overly
> enthusiastic anti-spam measures?

I'm not sure if you have been on this page:

http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/AvoidingFpsForSenders

Spamassassin is probably one of the most popular rule-based anti-spam  
filter. Any other filter would have similar rules
to spamassassin. You can also go through the rule listing. Actually  
you check each message with SA and see what
results it generates.

That would be a first step.

2nd step is that you should "lower the suspiciousness of e-mails you  
forward". For instance - if people are sending using
Outlook, change their user agent to Thunderbird or  
"SmartPHPForwarder". You can get rid of some other suspicious
headers, rip off the signatures and so on. It might sound a bit  
brutal strategy, but if your goal is a better chance to
delivery - then do it and mention on the mailing list rules. You can  
also make it optional and enabled by default.


I hope my suggestions will help ;)



romans
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