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Gmail suddenly blocking server notifications

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  • Avensen
    Hello, I'd suggest to: 1. check if server.myserver.com has a strict ("-all") SPF record and the SPF record includes the IP address of your mail server: Reverse IP Lookup - MxToolbox 5. check the IP address of the mail server against DNS based email blacklists: Email Blacklist Check - IP Blacklist Check - See if your server is blacklisted
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  • quietFinn
    Might help if you use Google's Postmaster Tools:
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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator
    Those are some good suggestions from @Avensen and @quietFinn. I did some testing on my end and couldn't reproduce this when sending a server notification to Gmail, so if you continue to run into problems we may need access to the actual machine experiencing the bounce.
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  • kgs
    Thank you @Avensen and @quietFinn I appreciate your replies. I have done all those things, but still no joy. I think I'm going to stop the system from sending to gmail for a while and try again at a later date.
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  • Avensen
    was also
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  • kgs
    Thank you, @Avensen . Yes. I did that too.
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  • Spirogg
    Have you checked your spam folder. In gmail. It has happened before to me long time ago. Everything is setup ok in cPanel. And I had about 40 in spam. While there I marked them as safe. All of them and it started working again.
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  • kgs
    Thank you, @Spirogg yes, I checked the spam folder. But these were bounced messages. They were refused by gmail.
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  • Spirogg
    Thank you, @Spirogg yes, I checked the spam folder. But these were bounced messages. They were refused by gmail.

    just a thought, can you try to whitelist in Gmail account the email from where Cpanel send the alerts? if you white list it then it may allow it to go through.. I think there might be an option in gmail settings ? worth a try
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  • Spirogg
    try this: go to gmail account on your desktop, then click on the settings cog top right, then select show all settings then on the 5th tab on top it says ( filters and blocked addresses) see if your cPanel email address is showing here. it should show you a list of emails that are marked as spam and to the right it will say unblock. if your cPanel addresses is there you can unblock it. PS sorry I just checked gmail there is no whitelist.. so maybe your email might be in the filters and blocked addresses ?? sorry just trying to help :)
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  • kgs
    Thank you @Spirogg . I already had the necessary addresses in my contacts and unblocked. As I said, the messages were being refused by gmail. They weren't even getting the chance to be filtered to spam.
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  • Spirogg
    Thank you @Spirogg . I already had the necessary addresses in my contacts and unblocked. As I said, the messages were being refused by gmail. They weren't even getting the chance to be filtered to spam.

    Yes. Unfortunately. Wish I could find a solution for you. Please update here if you do. Have a great day. Kind regards SPIRO
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  • Spirogg
    @kgs there is this setting in Exim Configuration tweak settings, not sure if you want to give this a try and see if this might solve your issue with gmail. maybe not but just a try Enable Sender Rewriting Scheme (SRS) Support [?] This option rewrites sender addresses so that the email appears to come from the forwarding mail server. This allows forwarded email to pass an SPF check on the receiving server.
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