I was wondering what Email settings you all use on your Coronium servers, because at the moment, Gmail detects my confirmation email as spam. Additionally, Gmail detects any emails sent from the server (where I customize the “from” email) as spam.
Any idea on how I could fix these issues?
Thanks!
I too have had this issue. Has anyone tried replacing the Coronium mailserver with third-party mail sending service like SendGrid? SendGrid seems to be configured to avoid being flagged as spam.
More than likely this is an issue with the servers DNS setup. Here is a link that explains it pretty well.
I did some digging around in the Coronium source. From what I see there are primarily 2 files that handle email:
coronium/bin/sendEmail/sendEmail
coronium/lib/mod_network.lua
sendEmail is a Perl script that handles sending email from the command line. and mod_network.lua is the Coronium module that makes the call to sendEmail. You could probably add a module or modify mod_network to use a third Party like SendGrid.
Information on sendEmail : http://caspian.dotconf.net/menu/Software/SendEmail/
SendGrid Perl script: https://github.com/sendgrid/sendgrid-perl#basic-usage
This artical is a little overwhelming. If I have go daddy and droplet what do I need to do to get out of spam( hopefully with out having to dig into coronium). I am trying not to poke at something that works.
Scott,
It can be overwhelming. Essentially you should just need the DNS setup properly. Unfortunately this is something outside the scope of Coronium itself bit following that linked article and setting up you DNS properly should take care of it for you.
I too have had this issue. Has anyone tried replacing the Coronium mailserver with third-party mail sending service like SendGrid? SendGrid seems to be configured to avoid being flagged as spam.
More than likely this is an issue with the servers DNS setup. Here is a link that explains it pretty well.
I did some digging around in the Coronium source. From what I see there are primarily 2 files that handle email:
coronium/bin/sendEmail/sendEmail
coronium/lib/mod_network.lua
sendEmail is a Perl script that handles sending email from the command line. and mod_network.lua is the Coronium module that makes the call to sendEmail. You could probably add a module or modify mod_network to use a third Party like SendGrid.
Information on sendEmail : http://caspian.dotconf.net/menu/Software/SendEmail/
SendGrid Perl script: https://github.com/sendgrid/sendgrid-perl#basic-usage
This artical is a little overwhelming. If I have go daddy and droplet what do I need to do to get out of spam( hopefully with out having to dig into coronium). I am trying not to poke at something that works.
Scott,
It can be overwhelming. Essentially you should just need the DNS setup properly. Unfortunately this is something outside the scope of Coronium itself bit following that linked article and setting up you DNS properly should take care of it for you.