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[AWIPS #LJS-519939]: AWIPS Functionality and Imaging Glitch

Hi there,

> P.S. I am having a very difficult time sending e-mail to this address. It is 
> taking multiple
> attempts to send this as I'm getting failed delivery attempts notification 
> when messaging the
> support-awips address as it says my message is flagged as spam. Is this 
> something on UCAR's end?

Also, I asked my system admins about this, and this is what they had to say:

. Unfortunately, they're using Microsoft for email services, like we use 
Google, and there are a
. fair number of Microsoft servers classified as spam sources.  These things 
seem to come and go in
. waves.

. Since his email is coming from Microsoft, postfix block lists are using the 
reputation of the IP
. address, and not the domain name.  As he has observed, some of his email is 
blocked, and some is
. delivered depending on which Microsoft server is doing the delivery. 

I asked if there's anything your IT/admins could possibly do, and he had this 
to say:

. The easiest might be for the user to use their personal or non-Microsoft 
based email delivery.
. It's a bit of a catch-22 since the Microsoft servers delivering email for KU 
likely serve other
. customers, and generate a poor spam reputation from their activities.  KU 
could complain to
. Microsoft and see if they have any traction.  

Sorry it has been acting up and isn't working the greatest.  You could possibly 
try asking your
IT to complain to Microsoft, I believe we've had one other University to do 
that in the past and
have some success?

--Shay Carter

She/Her/Hers
AWIPS Software Engineer
UCAR - Unidata

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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: LJS-519939
Department: Support AWIPS
Priority: Normal
Status: Open
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