problem with send email to gmail

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remikk

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Recently when I send email to gmail.com I got reply
Code: 
SMTP error from remote mail server after end of data:
    host gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com [66.249.91.27]:
    550-5.7.1 [87.204.218.103] Our system has detected an unusual amount
    550-5.7.1 of unsolicited mail originating from your IP address. To protect
    550-5.7.1 our users from spam, mail sent from your IP address has been
    550-5.7.1 rejected. Please visit http://www.google.com/mail/help/bulk_mail.html
    550 5.7.1 to review our Bulk Email Senders Guidelines. z37si3336031ikz.6

What happend ?

Before I could send emails to gmail.
 
Not only does the error message tell you the problem it also tells you what you have to do to fix it.

Jeff
 
I had a different revDNS than in SMTP but I fix it and still I got this message. I have a standard config in exim, recently I update system to custombuild but not exim. I have a standard records in DNS.
 
You're completely ignoring what they're telling you, so I'll be a bit more blunt.

They think you're a spammer because their users are reporting your server as a spammer.

You need to go to the site in the message, and follow their suggestions or forget about sending mail to gmail.

Jeff
 
email forwarding

My forwarding email to a gmail address has stopped working, could this be the same problem?
 
I've got more than one site running on a DA reseller account. In one I have google/apps mail up and running - no problem.

On another I had email forwarding to gmail accounts. The forwarding was working and stopped at some point. On the problematic one when I try sending via a squirrle mail account I get this:
Code: 
ERROR:
Message not sent. Server replied:

    Connection refused
    61 Can't open SMTP stream.
 
river said:
My forwarding email to a gmail address has stopped working, could this be the same problem?
Click to expand...

This is one reason why I've now chosen to disallow forwarding to offsite public servers (like hotmail, yahoo, aol, or gmail). The problem is that when a spam comes in and is forwarded off to the other server, and that user reports it as spam, then the servers will trace the origin of the message.. and decide that it has come from us, and will then block incoming messages from our servers.

It's unfortunate, but is much better than dealing with a bunch of users that are trying to send legitimate messages to addresses on those servers, only to be blocked.
 
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