Guy,
Why would you need two accounts per user?
You still haven't answered my question as to why the special e-mail is sent
to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--- Noel
-----Original Message-----
From: Guy Smadja [mailto:guysmadja@;yahoo.fr]
Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 9:22
To: James Users List
Subject: Re: Using James as an Internal Messages file and a mail server.
OK for using 2 mail accounts for a user.
Is there a possibility to avoid creation of 2 records in database such as
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] ?
in sqlRessource files I write
<sql name="select">select username, ... from ${table} where not
isnull(username) union select concat(username, ".internal"), ... from
${table} where not isnull(username) order by username;
</sql>
when I type listusers thru a telnet client, I can see 2 lines for a user.
But when I type the command verify user.internal the response is negative.
thanks,
Guy
----- Original Message -----
From: "Noel J. Bergman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "James Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, October 20, 2002 4:22 AM
Subject: RE: Using James as an Internal Messages file and a mail server.
> Guy,
>
> Your ASCII graphics didn't quite make it unscathed, but I'll take shot
based
> upon your text.
>
> > Process A send's e-mail through the Internet to an account
> > that is intended to be processed by process B.
>
> Yes, it is there a reason why a live person should share this account?
Why
> not provide a dedicated ID for process B, e.g.,
> mailto:mailForProcessB@;domain.com?
>
> > process B connect to the mail account, thru the internet,
> > to get back this message and process it. This [process]
> > can't be execute into the server.
>
> No problem. If process B is polling, then it can use POP3 to retrieve
> messages.
>
> > On the other hand, the owner of the mail account can use
> > outlook to read his message.
>
> Again, why does Process B share an account with a user? You indicated
that
> you don't want these e-mails to be visible to the user, so why use the
> user's address at all? Or even if you have some reason for addressing the
> e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED], you can use your "X-" header to cause that
> special e-mail to be redirected to an account for Process B.
>
> > I heard about mailet but I don't think that in this case it can works.
>
> Mailets are like servlets: they are the James "plug-ins" that act upon
> e-mail. Matchers are like filters: they decide whether or not a mailet
will
> act upon a piece of e-mail, and if so for which users.
>
> Mailets delete the message by calling mail.setState(Mail.GHOST). However,
> if process B is retrieving the e-mail via POP3, then it just uses the
> protocol to delete the e-mail. You don't need to interact with the
> repository directly. The e-mail should be sorted by when it is put into
the
> store, but you can always sort by the headers if you have a need.
>
> Does this help?
>
> --- Noel
>
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