It is hit and miss, depending on the ISPs involved.
Are you trying to tell me to go after the phone company? (that's who I get my internet service from)It is hit and miss, depending on the ISPs involved.
Different ISPs, email services, or others in the pipeline have different email filters.
Gmail have blacklisted us. There 'solution' to getting off their blacklist is toHonestly, it's ridiculous how long this has been going on. Doesn't anyone on the vBulletin support forum have any insights on this problem? You really cannot blame my ISP or Gmail, since the other sites I belong to work normally as regards email notifications.
Have you tried contacting gmail? Telling them that you fixed your issue might speed things up (if we are lucky). The waiting game is annoying if there is a timeout of say a year or more. For all we know the timeout timestamp is corrupted and have set a 20 year ban. That is a bit longer than my patience.1.) Resolve the issue that caused you to get blacklisted (which in our case was a vulnerability that let spammers hijack our email function to send out spam). We have done this.
2.) Wait.
We are currently in the process of waiting.
Couldn't find one; will this do?We need a *twiddlethumbs* smiley.
Gmail have blacklisted us. There 'solution' to getting off their blacklist is to
1.) Resolve the issue that caused you to get blacklisted (which in our case was a vulnerability that let spammers hijack our email function to send out spam). We have done this.
2.) Wait.
We are currently in the process of waiting.
It would appear that the other forums you belong to haven't been blacklisted.
That is a very good question. It is also a good question why a few mails slip through even though the majority is blocked. If they added the domain or IP as a blocked one, then ALL should be blocked at all time.Then why would it stop working in late January, then start working in mid-February, and then stop working again in early March?There were a few weeks in the middle where the emails were going to spam again as opposed to being blocked entirely.
I tried this with a broken email server (not forum related). After that I received a mail telling that the email server "jammed" meaning all emails ended up in some buffer. When they manually forced the server to send everything from the buffers, it really sent everything it could find.I suddenly got 700 or so emails, all very very old. Has this been resolved?
FWIW, I got no notifications for months, then I started getting just a couple - and those were months late. Then I got that flood of 700, some recent, some ancient. Now it seems to be MOSTLY working, I am getting notifications 90-95% of the time.