I know that this is going to sound like a pretty specific problem, but I suspect it's something I've overlooked. I've searched Wordpress and Gmail help, but both are pretty generic. I suspect this is a problem with my SPF records or something.
Here's the situation:
I host several domains, all running Wordpress. Last week, I moved all these domains to a new server (both servers running WHM/cPanel, but the second server is a VPS). I've updated the DNS and everything seems to be working.
Except: All emails sent by Wordpress –****Contact forms, new comment notifications, etc – are all ending up in my "Junk" folder on Gmail. This happens for multiple sites and started after the sites were moved.
I use Google Apps (Gmail) for mail on the domains and the mail is being sent to an address of the Wordpress domain.
Has anyone experienced this, or know of something I may have overlooked?
Here's the situation:
I host several domains, all running Wordpress. Last week, I moved all these domains to a new server (both servers running WHM/cPanel, but the second server is a VPS). I've updated the DNS and everything seems to be working.
Except: All emails sent by Wordpress –****Contact forms, new comment notifications, etc – are all ending up in my "Junk" folder on Gmail. This happens for multiple sites and started after the sites were moved.
I use Google Apps (Gmail) for mail on the domains and the mail is being sent to an address of the Wordpress domain.
Has anyone experienced this, or know of something I may have overlooked?