I dont receiveing e-mails from GG&J board script and Link-o-rama!
 

Hello,

Maybe someone can help me to understand something.

I moved my domain jeremyporn.com to dedicated server at Servermatrix.com (dns are ns1.servermatrix.com and ns2..).
It is right now at IP 74.52.237.124.

From that moment I don't receiving e-mail notifications from GG&J board and also I dont not receiving e-mail after FS submission to Link-o-rama !

The strangest thing is that I'm receive other confirmation or notification emails. Only a few scripsts stopped sending me e-mails.

For example when I click retrieve password at GG&J forum, I see info that email was send, but I dont see any emails at my email account.

I had similliar situation when I had my sites at allmanaged.com. Then everything was ok at oxeo.com.

Is there some problem with using servermatrix.com nameservers ?

jeremy [at] jeremyporn [dot] com

Regards
Jeremy

As for mail from the board, turn off your reverse sender verification which appears to be failing for some reason, or whitelist colo50.mia.colo-cation.com. I would assume it is the same problem with link-o-rama as the actual machine that sends the mail is not the primary mx for emails.

Many thanks for answering cd34! :)

I dont know how tu turn off reverse sender verification , so I will write to support right now.

I use cPanel, becouse I'm not good at configuring server by myself :(

I will let you know what happend next :)

I'm afraid also about IPs that servermatrix gave me.

Is there some way to check that some IP is banned in google ?

For example AXSlinks script working on my new server can't check PR for other domains.

So, will it solve my problem ? :)

I don't believe that will make a difference.

What it looks like is happening is that your inbound mailer is doing verification based on the absolute sender rather than the envelope sender, and trying to determine if postmaster@colo50.mia.colo-cation.com is a valid address (which it isn't).

I would suspect the same issue on link-o-rama.com since they also send mail from natxxx.national-net.com -- which doesn't accept mail -- and all mail is filtered through a central MX.

Once you turn off that spam verification, you'll probably have no problem accepting mail from either of those.

In the meantime, I've made a note on our side to deal with this situation as I've not seen many places do RFC validation on inbound email.

jeremy your sites are getting thru to the linksites i review, so just wait and see, it are the holidays now, so keep in mind reviewers are human too:)

and the email problem is at your side, easy to find out, so check on your host and your own email set up:)

Yes, now I know that, but my support is really stubborn :)

Thank you very much Stuveltje :) |thumb

Thank you very much cd34.

Thanks to you I found the solution and it was the "Use callouts to verify the existence of email senders." option |thumb

Thank you one more time :D

Interesting, if not a bit cryptic, read this thread is.