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mrchasez wrote:

soja wrote:Are you renting a NFO dedi or shared webhosting?

What does this have to do with the topic? Both.

Speeds may vary if it's on a dedicated or shared.

openbux.com is hosted here, used to get 200.000 pageviews daily.

Just for the record, the query took 0.5117 second on the first time ran, and 0.0001 on the others.
Let's see if the improvements will work.

Yeah, I guess I don't need to check the entire table. Checking for existing entries from the last couple weeks would work already. Is there anyway to add the hash for the existing entries? I'm not sure if hashing the link is a good deal, as the hash would probably have the same length as the link. I...

This is an odd query. Do you have a user trying to do a search? If so, it might be better to restrict the search criteria further, such as with a dialog option to search through just the subject or just the text. If this isn't a user-triggered search, I'm a little confused on why there are so many ...

Hello. Yesterday I received an email from NFO saying that my site is causing problems with the mysql queries. The query specificly is this one (the values may vary), which tries to check if there's a possibly related/identical result, from a table with about 200.000 rows, before adding it to the dat...

I received an email from their support: Hi, This is Brad of Sender ID Support Team. I have successfully added your domain(s) to our Sender ID queue. However, please take note that this does not guarantee that your emails will de delivered to your recipients' inbox. Publishing your SPF records and en...

Yahoo is also getting to Inbox. I've read a bit about Hotmail, and it seems that it is really difficult to bypass the spam filter. I added DKIM and SPF (Sender ID) to DNS/Postfix settings, as Hotmail says it will improve the chance to get to Inbox. It is still getting to spam folder though. It seems...

Okay, I've got it to work with Gmail with PHPMailer. It's getting to the Inbox folder on Gmail now.

Next problem is Hotmail.

Okay, emails sent to Gmail through Squirrelmail and Outlook are going to Inbox Folder.

Emails sent through php script are getting to the spam/bulk folder.


Emails to hotmail are all to spam folder.

Okay, I've changed the reverse DNS on NFO Panel to exampledomain.com (66.151.244.199) and the second to mail.exampledomain.com (66.151.244.205).

Also added the smtp_bind_address.


Now let's wait the DNS to propagate and see if it works.

I have one rDNS set to exampledomain.com and other to ns2.exampledomain.com. These are the only two I can put with NFO Panel. I've also added a rDNS entry in the bind just to make sure. What do I need to put? I've tried to use the domain as the postfix host, as the main domain has the rDNS set, but ...

My rDNS are set correctly, DNSs are also. I'm using a MX entry to mail.exampledomain.com. Sometimes postfix send from IP 66.151.244.199 and sometimes from 66.151.244.205, don't know why this is happening. Here is a full header of a message received from Gmail, sent by my server: Delivered-To: dyego....

Hello. I've a VPS running Postfix as a mail server. The problem is that all emails I send from the server get to the Gmail/Hotmail spam/bulk folder. The domain is http://textspace.net/img/1317110135_0d44f362_1317110186.gif and the IP is 66.151.244.199 I think rDNS is set properly, and I've also read...

I've made my last attempt with that registrar, if the last config they've made doesn't work, then I'll be transferring my domain to another one. Here is my resolv.conf, hosts and hostname just in case, something wrong? root@renandecarlo:~# cat /etc/resolv.conf nameserver 128.95.120.1 nameserver 128....

Still nothing