Steps to take to keep exiting mails from ending in destination junk box

[Pedro Antunes]

Hey Rick,

I just recently finished setting up a kolab server on AWS and went trough
the "pain" of making it pass spam filters etc so if you want I'm happy to
share notes.

Scott has already highlighted the main DNS changes you will need to do as
well as the open-dkim package that you will need to install and configure
postfix to use, so I'll add only the additional step of checking your
public IP against known blacklists as the last step.

Pedro

On Sat, Jan 24, 2015 at 5:46 PM, Rick <mudmanc4 at spamarrest.com> wrote:

> I've got a fresh install debian wheezy x64 with Kolab 3.3 , I'm testing
> this system and sending emails to my own addresses in gmail and microsoft.
> They all end up in the junk mail folders.
> What steps need to be taken to make sure emails being sent from a Kolab
> instance do not get flagged by these systems.
>
> Thanks
>
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