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I have setup an Amazon EC2 instance and trying to send emails using php's mail() function. Email sending works fine but the send address contains [email protected] where XX are integers. This causes the email to be classified as spam at the inbox. I have tried using needle headers as suggested here with no avail.

I have a domain name pointing to this server and how can I link it to the sending address?

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The reason being most of Amazon public IPs are marked as blacklisted. You need to use amazon SNS or SES service to send out emails.

Sanket Dangi
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  • But if in the `from` address it says `[email protected]` it would seem to the spam detector that this is coming from something automated, so it obviously looks like spam. What I am trying to say is that are you sure its because of the blacklisting thing or could it be due to the `from` address – dr_rk Jul 19 '13 at 11:12
  • no you don't i send emails (with the php mail function) from my ec2 machine all the time. –  Jul 20 '13 at 11:05
  • if you use ec2, how do you prevent it from not going to spam? Can you post an answer pls. – dr_rk Jul 21 '13 at 08:45