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Homework and Emergencies Emergency UNIX and Linux Support How to prevent emails as spam? Post 302960965 by netatma on Sunday 22nd of November 2015 02:13:28 PM
Old 11-22-2015
Gmail uses its own scanning and logic to know whether the incoming mail on their mailboxes is SPAM, promotional, solicited or un-solicited mail.

then based on feedbacks from various users they would internally classify your mail server and the action they want.
what I mean feedback is they seem to calculate how many of those mails were moved to inbox by users, how many tried un-subscribing, and how many reported it as phishing or spam.

There's no hard or fast rule, but if you play fair and safe, Gmail would have no problems accepting your mail directly to their users Inbox.
 

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awayrc(5)							   User Manuals 							 awayrc(5)

NAME
awayrc - configuration file for Away DESCRIPTION
An away configuration file consists of a series of commands. Each line of the file may contain only one command. Command names are case- insensitive. Commands and arguments are separated by spaces. The hash mark, or pound sign ("#"), is used as a comment character. You can use it to annotate your configuration file. All text after the comment character to the end of the line is ignored. Take note that if any mailboxes are configured in the rc file, they will be the only mailboxes checked, which means that you must add your inbox--the $MAIL environment variable will be ignored. COMMANDS
mail VALUE This command allows the user to disable or enable the checking of the user's mailboxes. If mail checking is disabled, all mailbox and maildir commands are ignored. VALUE can be 0, 1, no, or yes. The default value is 'yes'. mailbox FILENAME A file that should be checked for "new mail." The filename will be appended to the previous maildir declaration. An optional description of the mailbox may be supplied. If the description contains a space, the entire description must be enclosed in braces, "{" and "}". maildir DIRECTORY A path where subsequent mailbox declarations will be located. The only argument is the path itself. persist VALUE This command will set whether to do persistent mail checking. VALUE can be 0, 1, no, or yes. The default value is 'yes'. time SECONDS This command will set the number of seconds that away sleeps before performing its background tasks. Presently, the only background task that away will perform is the checking of mailboxes. The SECONDS value must be more than the minimum, which set at compile time. The only argument is the number of seconds. The default value is 300. EXAMPLE
# check mailboxes mail yes # check mail every 60 seconds time 60 # do not do persistent checking persist no # inbox maildir /var/spool/mail mailbox johndoe {your Inbox} # procmail folders maildir /home/johndoe/mail mailbox linux-security {Linux Security} mailbox mutt-announce {Mutt Announce} FILES
~/.awayrc Per user configuration file. BUGS
Bug reports should be sent to the away mailing list <away@unbeatenpath.net>. SEE ALSO
away(1) AUTHORS
Cameron Moore <cameron@unbeatenpath.net>, and others. Linux November 2000 awayrc(5)
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