issue with email delivery going through Cloudron mailing lists.
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Just wanted to check in on this. It seems I am running into this issue from one particular domain. Same Gmail reply status. Deferred mail according to Gmail, and it’s taking hours to days to ever be accepted by Gmail. Oddly it only affects one domain but I think it’s because it’s also the only domain that forwards via distribution lists in Cloudron to a few Gmail addresses.
Can we please consider this? I see mention of “add this into the next release checklist”, but not sure if that ever got into it or not, or if that was unrelated. Do we have a fix for this Gmail delivery issue when using the Cloudron mailing lists feature?
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The mailing list is rarely used and only sends to maybe 18 emails addresses, only 5 or 6 of which are Gmail accounts. It’s for a residential strata mailing lists so it’s a small amount of emails involved and a small group of people, they maybe send a few a day and then weeks can go by with nothing. So it definitely isn’t an unsolicited mass emailing, the response from Google seems a little bit misleading there.
My guess from reading the above is Gmail is detecting the Cloudron mailing lists as bulk email, and deferring it as a result. Seems the workaround is to use a mailbox with mail forwarding instead, which I haven’t tried yet but may try tomorrow given the messages above in this post.
Any insights into how we can really fix this though so that we can use Cloudron mailing lists to Gmail?
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Attached is an image, as you can see this is severely impacting the ability for the strata owners to communicate to anyone on the list which goes to a Gmail account. (I originally tried to uploaded a larger screenshot showing more lines but the forum software prevented it, saying it was too large.)
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I can't tell as I stopped using Cloudron mailing list a while ago because of this. But clearly others (e.g. @d19dotca) seem to still have the problem so looks like it hasn't been solved.
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I can't tell as I stopped using Cloudron mailing list a while ago because of this. But clearly others (e.g. @d19dotca) seem to still have the problem so looks like it hasn't been solved.
@avatar1024 said in issue with email delivery going through Cloudron mailing lists.:
I stopped using Cloudron mailing list a while ago because of this
Out of interest, what you using instead?
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@avatar1024 was this resolved?
@james said in issue with email delivery going through Cloudron mailing lists.:
@avatar1024 was this resolved?
No, this hasn’t been resolved. This still needs to be improved in Cloudron mailing lists, please.
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@avatar1024 said in issue with email delivery going through Cloudron mailing lists.:
I stopped using Cloudron mailing list a while ago because of this
Out of interest, what you using instead?
@jdaviescoates said in issue with email delivery going through Cloudron mailing lists.:
@avatar1024 said in issue with email delivery going through Cloudron mailing lists.:
I stopped using Cloudron mailing list a while ago because of this
Out of interest, what you using instead?
I think they were using the workaround of creating a mailbox and logging into roundcube to setup mail forwarding, so it kind of acts like the Cloudron mailing list in a way, but seems to be more reliable and doesn’t trigger Gmail’s “mass mail” protections.
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@jdaviescoates said in issue with email delivery going through Cloudron mailing lists.:
@avatar1024 said in issue with email delivery going through Cloudron mailing lists.:
I stopped using Cloudron mailing list a while ago because of this
Out of interest, what you using instead?
I think they were using the workaround of creating a mailbox and logging into roundcube to setup mail forwarding, so it kind of acts like the Cloudron mailing list in a way, but seems to be more reliable and doesn’t trigger Gmail’s “mass mail” protections.
@d19dotca said in issue with email delivery going through Cloudron mailing lists.:
I think they were using the workaround of creating a mailbox and logging into roundcube to setup mail forwarding, so it kind of acts like the Cloudron mailing list in a way, but seems to be more reliable and doesn’t trigger Gmail’s “mass mail” protections.
That's correct and also started using Lismonk for larger distribution lists.