And when there's no follow-ups, you just assume your mail has been delivered? I recommend actually measuring your deliverability before making claims about it.
And when there's no follow-ups, you just assume your mail has been delivered? I recommend actually measuring your deliverability before making claims about it.
If I'd still be getting blackholed with a "250 delivered" in my logs, then screw it.
I would even argue people hosting their small selfmanaged mail servers helps preventing monopolization, eg. "only allow mail from google".
The most common type of problem is that mail is delivered but placed into the spam folder. You will not be notified of this with a bounce or anything in your postfix logs.
> If I'd still be getting blackholed with a "250 delivered" in my logs, then screw it.
This is another type of problem I've encountered. It's rarer than the spam folder, but it happens.