Have your hotmail users check their bulk mail folder. If the message is
not there, they will have to 'whitelist' the address of your list. Your
other choice is to contact hotmail yourself and ask them to allow your
list messages into their system, or find a setting within exim that will
reduce the number of recipients per message in the hotmail domain to a
number less than 10 or 15, whatever hotmail's limit is.
Dan Liston
On Wed, 28 Jan 2004, Alejandro Llinares wrote:
> Hello to everyone,
>
> I am a fairly new Linux user who is trying to migrate all the utilities and
> services he had under Windows. The programs I have chosen to do the mailing
> are Exim 4.22 and Majordomo 1.94.5.
>
> I think I have managed to make both Exim and Majordomo work together quite
> well under a SuSE 9.0 box. However, lately I have noticed something that may
> mean I haven't quite made de grade.
>
> The MTA seems to be doing its job properly sending and receiving mail. When a
> message is sent to a mailing list it sends de request to Majordomo which in
> turn fowards it to all the list members. I checked Exim's log and all these
> messages seem to get sent, but all members with a hotmail.com account do not
> receive the mail from my lists. All other members do get it.
>
> What I do not understand is why I don't get a bounce or any kind of warning
> from any of the recipients. Could it be that Hotmail considers the messages
> Spam (which they aren't) and directly discards them? Does anyone know what's
> happening or can suggest a posible solution?
>
> Thanks for your time,
>
> Alex
>
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