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Andr�s de la Cuadra wrote:
> Hello I'm using Indy 8 (installed in Builder 6) and most of the
> times I send email I have problems, the emails are marked as SPAM.

Indy's SMTP will not mark the email it sends as spam. That will be done
by one of the many intermediate mail programs or th elast one. So please
try to find out who is doing that. Or is it your own mailprogram that
receives it?

> How can avoid such situation?

Ask why the one who marks it as spam does so.

You are aware that the sender of a mail can put its program name in the
mail? Like thunderbird or outlook and so? You can put the name of your
program in it too.

Hans.

Hello Hans

I checked the anti spam rules and one of the points that help
to clasify the email as spam is "Message has X-Library header"
In my case it has the following: 

X-Library: Indy 8.0.25

How can eliminate it?


Hans Galema <notused@notused.nl> wrote:
>Andr�s de la Cuadra wrote:
>> Hello I'm using Indy 8 (installed in Builder 6) and most of the
>> times I send email I have problems, the emails are marked as SPAM.
>
>Indy's SMTP will not mark the email it sends as spam. That will be done
>by one of the many intermediate mail programs or th elast one. So please
>try to find out who is doing that. Or is it your own mailprogram that
>receives it?
>
>> How can avoid such situation?
>
>Ask why the one who marks it as spam does so.
>
>You are aware that the sender of a mail can put its program name in the
>mail? Like thunderbird or outlook and so? You can put the name of your
>program in it too.
>
>Hans.

"Hans Galema" <notused@notused.nl> wrote in message
news:45be6210$1@newsgroups.borland.com...

> Indy's SMTP will not mark the email it sends as spam. That will
> be done by one of the many intermediate mail programs or the
> last one.

A lot of ISP SMTP servers do spam checking along the way as well.

> So please try to find out who is doing that.

There is no easy way to do that.  A message could pass through a
number of servers before reaching its final destination.  Any one of
them could alter and/or reject the message along the way.


Gambit

"Andr�s de la Cuadra" <andres@adelacuc.com> wrote in message
news:45be6060$1@newsgroups.borland.com...

> Hello I'm using Indy 8 (installed in Builder 6) and most of the
> times I send email I have problems, the emails are marked
> as SPAM.

A lot of spammers use Indy, so a lot of anti-spam tools like to mark
Indy messages as spam right away, especially from older versions of
Indy.  Newer versions of Indy try to work better with such tool.

> How can avoid such situation?

Try changing the TIdSMTP::MailAgent property to a value that does not
have "Indy" in the name.


Gambit

"Andr�s de la Cuadra" <andres@adelacu.com> wrote in message
news:45be70ba$1@newsgroups.borland.com...

> I checked the anti spam rules and one of the points that help
> to clasify the email as spam is "Message has X-Library header"
> In my case it has the following:
>
> X-Library: Indy 8.0.25
>
> How can eliminate it?

The 'X-Library' header is controlled by the TIdSMTP::MailAgent
property.


Gambit

> How can avoid such situation?

Hi,
Please try to rebuild your indy without line:
Values['X-Library'] := gsIdProductName + ' ' + gsIdVersion ; {do not 
localize}

that is located beetween line number 400 - 600 in idmessage.pas file. I'm 
sure this resolve your problem as my did.

Tomasz 'juniorEZ' Posluszny