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Re:Getting email through spam filters from a Rails App by thechangelog on Monday December 06, 2010 @10:49PM (#1977932)
I wonder how necessary the content type and length changes actually were. It seems that the blacklisted IP caused most of his problems.
Re:Getting email through spam filters from a Rails App by shapeshed on Tuesday December 07, 2010 @04:33AM (#1978537)
I'm the author and it would be fair to say that removing the IP from the Spamhaus blacklist had the biggest effect, although certain accounts (especially Yahoo) required different measures.
Re:Getting email through spam filters from a Rails App by amadiver on Monday December 06, 2010 @10:30PM (#1977891)
It's great to have a concise, consolidated guide on delivering email; it always seemed like magic to me.
Re:Getting email through spam filters from a Rails App by spooneybarger on Monday December 06, 2010 @06:07PM (#1977200)
I don't know why this is presented as having anything to do with a Rails App. The application doesn't factor into any of the solutions which are basic 'how to get your email delivered' tips.
Re:Getting email through spam filters from a Rails App by shapeshed on Tuesday December 07, 2010 @04:36AM (#1978540)
I'm the author of the article. That's a fair point, although there are some application specific measures that were taken. This includes setting the mime type and headers. Basically though the advice applies for any web app.