improve Email Deliverability Test email
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test_mailer:
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subject_template: "[%{site_name}] Email Deliverability Test"
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text_body_template: |
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This is an email test from the %{site_name} forum. You can access this forum via your web browser at
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This is a test email sent from your %{site_name} forum at:
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[*%{base_url}*][0]
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[**%{base_url}**][0]
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Email deliverability can be complex, but a few things you want to check immediately are:
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Email deliverability is complicated. Here are a few important things you should check first:
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- Be sure you know how to view the *raw source of the email* in your mail client, so you can examine the email headers for important clues.
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- Know how to view the *raw source of the email* in your mail client, so you can examine the email headers for important clues. in Gmail, it is the "show original" option in the drop-down menu on each mail.
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- **IMPORTANT:** Does your ISP have a reverse DNS record entered to associate the domain name you mail from with the IPs you use to email? You can [test your Reverse PTR record][2] here. If the proper reverse DNS pointer record isn't entered by your ISP, it's very unlikely any of your email will be delivered.
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- **IMPORTANT:** Does your ISP have a reverse DNS record entered to associate the domain names and IP addresses you send mail from? [Test your Reverse PTR record][2] here. If your ISP does not enter the proper reverse DNS pointer record, it's very unlikely any of your email will be delivered.
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- Is your domain's SPF record correct? You can [test your SPF record][1] here.
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- Is your domain's SPF record correct? [Test your SPF record][1] here.
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- Have you configured [DKIM email key signing][3] in your email software, and put the public DKIM key in your DNS records?
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- Check to make sure the IPs of mail server are [not on any email blacklists][4].
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- Have you checked to make sure the IPs of the server the mail originates from are [not on any email blacklists][4]?
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- Verify that your email server is *definitely* sending a fully-qualified hostname that resolves in DNS in its HELO message. If not, this will cause your email to be rejected by many mail services.
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- Have you verified that your email server is *definitely* sending a fully-qualified hostname that resolves in DNS in its HELO message? If not, this will cause your email to be rejected by many mail services.
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- Configure [DKIM email key signing][3] in your email software, and place the public DKIM key in your DNS records. This is not required, but will significantly improve email deliverability.
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We hope you received this email deliverability test OK!
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Good luck,
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Your friends at %{site_name}.
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Your friends at [Discourse](http://www.discourse.org)
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[0]: %{base_url}
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[1]: http://www.kitterman.com/spf/validate.html
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test_mailer:
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subject_template: "[%{site_name}] Email Deliverability Test"
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text_body_template: |
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This is an email test from the %{site_name} forum. You can access this forum via your web browser at
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This is a test email sent from your %{site_name} forum at:
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[*%{base_url}*][0]
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[**%{base_url}**][0]
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Email deliverability can be complex, but a few things you want to check immediately are:
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Email deliverability is complicated. Here are a few important things you should check first:
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- Be sure you know how to view the *raw source of the email* in your mail client, so you can examine the email headers for important clues.
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- Know how to view the *raw source of the email* in your mail client, so you can examine the email headers for important clues. in Gmail, it is the "show original" option in the drop-down menu on each mail.
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- **IMPORTANT:** Does your ISP have a reverse DNS record entered to associate the domain name you mail from with the IPs you use to email? You can [test your Reverse PTR record][2] here. If the proper reverse DNS pointer record isn't entered by your ISP, it's very unlikely any of your email will be delivered.
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- **IMPORTANT:** Does your ISP have a reverse DNS record entered to associate the domain names and IP addresses you send mail from? [Test your Reverse PTR record][2] here. If your ISP does not enter the proper reverse DNS pointer record, it's very unlikely any of your email will be delivered.
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- Is your domain's SPF record correct? You can [test your SPF record][1] here.
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- Is your domain's SPF record correct? [Test your SPF record][1] here.
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- Have you configured [DKIM email key signing][3] in your email software, and put the public DKIM key in your DNS records?
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- Check to make sure the IPs of mail server are [not on any email blacklists][4].
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- Have you checked to make sure the IPs of the server the mail originates from are [not on any email blacklists][4]?
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- Verify that your email server is *definitely* sending a fully-qualified hostname that resolves in DNS in its HELO message. If not, this will cause your email to be rejected by many mail services.
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- Have you verified that your email server is *definitely* sending a fully-qualified hostname that resolves in DNS in its HELO message? If not, this will cause your email to be rejected by many mail services.
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- Configure [DKIM email key signing][3] in your email software, and place the public DKIM key in your DNS records. This is not required, but will significantly improve email deliverability.
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We hope you received this email deliverability test OK!
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Good luck,
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Your friends at %{site_name}.
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Your friends at [Discourse](http://www.discourse.org)
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[0]: %{base_url}
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[1]: http://www.kitterman.com/spf/validate.html
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test_mailer:
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subject_template: "[%{site_name}] Email Deliverability Test"
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text_body_template: |
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This is an email test from the %{site_name} forum. You can access this forum via your web browser at
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This is a test email sent from your %{site_name} forum at:
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[*%{base_url}*][0]
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[**%{base_url}**][0]
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Email deliverability can be complex, but a few things you want to check immediately are:
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Email deliverability is complicated. Here are a few important things you should check first:
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- Be sure you know how to view the *raw source of the email* in your mail client, so you can examine the email headers for important clues.
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- Know how to view the *raw source of the email* in your mail client, so you can examine the email headers for important clues. in Gmail, it is the "show original" option in the drop-down menu on each mail.
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- **IMPORTANT:** Does your ISP have a reverse DNS record entered to associate the domain name you mail from with the IPs you use to email? You can [test your Reverse PTR record][2] here. If the proper reverse DNS pointer record isn't entered by your ISP, it's very unlikely any of your email will be delivered.
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- **IMPORTANT:** Does your ISP have a reverse DNS record entered to associate the domain names and IP addresses you send mail from? [Test your Reverse PTR record][2] here. If your ISP does not enter the proper reverse DNS pointer record, it's very unlikely any of your email will be delivered.
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- Is your domain's SPF record correct? You can [test your SPF record][1] here.
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- Is your domain's SPF record correct? [Test your SPF record][1] here.
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- Have you configured [DKIM email key signing][3] in your email software, and put the public DKIM key in your DNS records?
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- Check to make sure the IPs of mail server are [not on any email blacklists][4].
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- Have you checked to make sure the IPs of the server the mail originates from are [not on any email blacklists][4]?
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- Verify that your email server is *definitely* sending a fully-qualified hostname that resolves in DNS in its HELO message. If not, this will cause your email to be rejected by many mail services.
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- Have you verified that your email server is *definitely* sending a fully-qualified hostname that resolves in DNS in its HELO message? If not, this will cause your email to be rejected by many mail services.
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- Configure [DKIM email key signing][3] in your email software, and place the public DKIM key in your DNS records. This is not required, but will significantly improve email deliverability.
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We hope you received this email deliverability test OK!
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Good luck,
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Your friends at %{site_name}.
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Your friends at [Discourse](http://www.discourse.org)
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[0]: %{base_url}
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[1]: http://www.kitterman.com/spf/validate.html
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test_mailer:
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subject_template: "[%{site_name}] Email Deliverability Test"
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text_body_template: |
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This is an email test from the %{site_name} forum. You can access this forum via your web browser at
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This is a test email sent from your %{site_name} forum at:
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[*%{base_url}*][0]
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[**%{base_url}**][0]
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Email deliverability can be complex, but a few things you want to check immediately are:
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Email deliverability is complicated. Here are a few important things you should check first:
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- Be sure you know how to view the *raw source of the email* in your mail client, so you can examine the email headers for important clues.
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- Know how to view the *raw source of the email* in your mail client, so you can examine the email headers for important clues. in Gmail, it is the "show original" option in the drop-down menu on each mail.
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- **IMPORTANT:** Does your ISP have a reverse DNS record entered to associate the domain name you mail from with the IPs you use to email? You can [test your Reverse PTR record][2] here. If the proper reverse DNS pointer record isn't entered by your ISP, it's very unlikely any of your email will be delivered.
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- **IMPORTANT:** Does your ISP have a reverse DNS record entered to associate the domain names and IP addresses you send mail from? [Test your Reverse PTR record][2] here. If your ISP does not enter the proper reverse DNS pointer record, it's very unlikely any of your email will be delivered.
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- Is your domain's SPF record correct? You can [test your SPF record][1] here.
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- Is your domain's SPF record correct? [Test your SPF record][1] here.
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- Have you configured [DKIM email key signing][3] in your email software, and put the public DKIM key in your DNS records?
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- Check to make sure the IPs of mail server are [not on any email blacklists][4].
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- Have you checked to make sure the IPs of the server the mail originates from are [not on any email blacklists][4]?
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- Verify that your email server is *definitely* sending a fully-qualified hostname that resolves in DNS in its HELO message. If not, this will cause your email to be rejected by many mail services.
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- Have you verified that your email server is *definitely* sending a fully-qualified hostname that resolves in DNS in its HELO message? If not, this will cause your email to be rejected by many mail services.
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- Configure [DKIM email key signing][3] in your email software, and place the public DKIM key in your DNS records. This is not required, but will significantly improve email deliverability.
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We hope you received this email deliverability test OK!
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Good luck,
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Your friends at %{site_name}.
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Your friends at [Discourse](http://www.discourse.org)
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[0]: %{base_url}
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[1]: http://www.kitterman.com/spf/validate.html
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test_mailer:
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subject_template: "[%{site_name}] Test Invio Email"
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text_body_template: |
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Questa è un'email di test dal forum %{site_name}. Puoi accedere al forum con il browser da qui:
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This is a test email sent from your %{site_name} forum at:
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[*%{base_url}*][0]
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[**%{base_url}**][0]
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L'invio di email può essere complesso, ecco alcune cose che dovresti verificare:
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Email deliverability is complicated. Here are a few important things you should check first:
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- Be sure you know how to view the *raw source of the email* in your mail client, so you can examine the email headers for important clues.
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- Know how to view the *raw source of the email* in your mail client, so you can examine the email headers for important clues. in Gmail, it is the "show original" option in the drop-down menu on each mail.
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- **IMPORTANT:** Does your ISP have a reverse DNS record entered to associate the domain name you mail from with the IPs you use to email? You can [test your Reverse PTR record][2] here. If the proper reverse DNS pointer record isn't entered by your ISP, it's very unlikely any of your email will be delivered.
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- **IMPORTANT:** Does your ISP have a reverse DNS record entered to associate the domain names and IP addresses you send mail from? [Test your Reverse PTR record][2] here. If your ISP does not enter the proper reverse DNS pointer record, it's very unlikely any of your email will be delivered.
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- Is your domain's SPF record correct? You can [test your SPF record][1] here.
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- Is your domain's SPF record correct? [Test your SPF record][1] here.
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- Have you configured [DKIM email key signing][3] in your email software, and put the public DKIM key in your DNS records?
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- Check to make sure the IPs of mail server are [not on any email blacklists][4].
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- Have you checked to make sure the IPs of the server the mail originates from are [not on any email blacklists][4]?
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- Verify that your email server is *definitely* sending a fully-qualified hostname that resolves in DNS in its HELO message. If not, this will cause your email to be rejected by many mail services.
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- Have you verified that your email server is *definitely* sending a fully-qualified hostname that resolves in DNS in its HELO message? If not, this will cause your email to be rejected by many mail services.
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- Configure [DKIM email key signing][3] in your email software, and place the public DKIM key in your DNS records. This is not required, but will significantly improve email deliverability.
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Speriamo che tu abbia ricevuto questo messaggio di test con successo!
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We hope you received this email deliverability test OK!
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Buona fortuna,
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Good luck,
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I tuoi amici di %{site_name}.
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Your friends at [Discourse](http://www.discourse.org)
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[0]: %{base_url}
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[1]: http://www.kitterman.com/spf/validate.html
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test_mailer:
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subject_template: "[%{site_name}] Email Deliverability Test"
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text_body_template: |
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This is an email test from the %{site_name} forum. You can access this forum via your web browser at
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This is a test email sent from your %{site_name} forum at:
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[*%{base_url}*][0]
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[**%{base_url}**][0]
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Email deliverability can be complex, but a few things you want to check immediately are:
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Email deliverability is complicated. Here are a few important things you should check first:
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- Be sure you know how to view the *raw source of the email* in your mail client, so you can examine the email headers for important clues.
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- Know how to view the *raw source of the email* in your mail client, so you can examine the email headers for important clues. in Gmail, it is the "show original" option in the drop-down menu on each mail.
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- **IMPORTANT:** Does your ISP have a reverse DNS record entered to associate the domain name you mail from with the IPs you use to email? You can [test your Reverse PTR record][2] here. If the proper reverse DNS pointer record isn't entered by your ISP, it's very unlikely any of your email will be delivered.
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- **IMPORTANT:** Does your ISP have a reverse DNS record entered to associate the domain names and IP addresses you send mail from? [Test your Reverse PTR record][2] here. If your ISP does not enter the proper reverse DNS pointer record, it's very unlikely any of your email will be delivered.
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- Is your domain's SPF record correct? You can [test your SPF record][1] here.
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- Is your domain's SPF record correct? [Test your SPF record][1] here.
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- Have you configured [DKIM email key signing][3] in your email software, and put the public DKIM key in your DNS records?
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- Check to make sure the IPs of mail server are [not on any email blacklists][4].
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- Have you checked to make sure the IPs of the server the mail originates from are [not on any email blacklists][4]?
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- Verify that your email server is *definitely* sending a fully-qualified hostname that resolves in DNS in its HELO message. If not, this will cause your email to be rejected by many mail services.
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- Have you verified that your email server is *definitely* sending a fully-qualified hostname that resolves in DNS in its HELO message? If not, this will cause your email to be rejected by many mail services.
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- Configure [DKIM email key signing][3] in your email software, and place the public DKIM key in your DNS records. This is not required, but will significantly improve email deliverability.
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We hope you received this email deliverability test OK!
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Good luck,
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Your friends at %{site_name}.
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Your friends at [Discourse](http://www.discourse.org)
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[0]: %{base_url}
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[1]: http://www.kitterman.com/spf/validate.html
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