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How to Keep Your Self-Hosted Mail Server Out of Spam

By Meridian48 News Desk · Summarised from DEV Community ·

Running a mail server on a VPS requires three key trust checks: reverse DNS matching your hostname, SPF/DKIM/DMARC authentication records, and an open port 25. Missing any one can land your emails in spam or cause them to disappear. These steps are straightforward but often overlooked, making the difference between deliverability and the spam folder.

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This is a practical guide for developers running mail servers, but the real story is how email's trust system still relies on manual configuration that many VPS providers make unnecessarily hard.
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