Re:Why Decentralised Applications Don’t Work
by 2Gkashmiri on Monday May 24, 2021 @01:16AM
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I run a mailinabox server for almost half a year and gmail is a pita. I send an email to a gmail user and it always goes into spam. I have to phone them to unspam it but next day same thing.
Yahoo mail or others dont seem have this issue because I have 10/10 on the dkim something scorecard.
Google somehow wants to force me to not use my email server. Fuck them
Do you have a residential IP?
It you don't have dmarc enabled that is for sure worth doing too.
Name an ISP that will allow non-filtered TCP port 25 traffic for a non-business account to go through.
A $5 reverse proxy with a cloud/colo IP goes a long way (so you can map 25 -> whatever you like).
It does mean your traffic is centralized through a data center, but it probably goes through one already...
Re:Why Decentralised Applications Don’t Work
by 2Gkashmiri on Monday May 24, 2021 @04:40AM
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i am using racknerd
It's been 5+ years since I've last used SpamAssassin, but at that time it didn't hold a candle to Gmail's spam filtering.
Also you're incredibly alienated if you think a "normal person" could manage their own mailserver. 95%+ of western people couldn't use a CLI.
Hm, personally I feel Google is cheating. While they catch also all spam they also catch a lot of legitimate mails. I have a couple of accounts at Google and one at a company which uses SoamAssasin and I prefer that SoamAssasin setup since it has way less false positives but still catch most spam.
I'm sure most normal people could install SpamAssassin and configure it to use community blacklists on their Dovecot/Postfix server. It's not that hard.