The recent question reminds me - since leaving for another VPS provider,
the various VPSes have had various difficulties with getting emails from
them accepted by the dominant Google / Microsoft / Yahoo services.
In one case, the content - requested activity alerts from a message board -
hasn't changed, and the volume is way *way* under anything suspiciously
spambot-y - a hundred emails a week, not per second - but Microsoft have
simply refused to accept email to users that have Hotmail / Outlook
accounts, despite the only significant change being the IP address it comes
from.
This is even after jumping through all of the hoops in the sometimes very
outdated Microsoft 'help' (sic) pages: I strongly suspect that they are
blocking the new provider's whole IP address space (or nearly so...)
Despite having various filters set up to say 'no, it's not spam, how many
times do I have to tell you', Gmail still keeps wanting to label fail2ban,
logwatch, and other system report emails as spam.
I look at
https://cfenollosa.com/blog/after-self-hosting-my-email-for-twenty-three-ye…
and go 'at least it isn't just me' and 'I hope someone takes the
oligarchs
to someone with teeth', but before I lose all my hair..
.. can you still get emails delivered from Bitfolk VPSes to the three
reliably to inboxes?
Ian