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The original was posted on /r/sysadmin by /u/patriotaki on 2024-01-18 19:53:45+00:00.


Hi all,

So I have a dedicated server with IP e.g. 123.456.78 , the hostname of the machine is "malta12345.example.com"

On the server, I also have a domain "mydomain.com", which the A record points to the server. I am trying to send emails via SMTP through this domain.

Hostname: malta12345.example.com

IP: 123.456.78

Domain: mydomain.com

The rDNS record of the servers IP was pointing to "malta12345.example.com" however I was getting blacklisted by matrix.spfbl.net with the reason

"Register a valid rDNS for this IP, which points to the same IP."

I have now changed the rDNS records to point to mydomain.com (I don't know if that is correct) and now I get the following error:

  • valid FCrDNS.*

This IP was flagged due to misconfiguration of the e-mail service or the suspicion that there is no MTA at it.

For the delist key can be sent, select the e-mail address responsible for this IP:

non-existent.

Is this correct? If I delist it will the rDNS be correctly set up?

How can I set up this properly so my domain is not blacklisted? (emails are landing in spam folders in yahoo, hotmail and outlook mail servers - probably because of that).

PS: My Spamassasin/Mail-tester score is 9.5/10

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