Re: SMTP+SSL =error (log files)

You got it :-) I made 3 attempts (see smtpserver.log for details): 1) kmail + ssl + auth + verification 2) kmail + ssl 3) openssl (see openssl.debug for details) Thanks for all. Have a nice day, Emmanuel -- > Emmanuel, > > Than you for helping out with this. :-) I'm relie

Re: Is it possible to use JDBCVirtualUserTable to /dev/null mail?

kenny - well you could set up the mailet/matcher for the [EMAIL PROTECTED] ( in the config file) and then in the VU table have the alias go to the 'defined' badboy ... alan > Hi Noel et al, > > Is there currently a way to describe that mail to an alias > should just go into the bit bucket? If

Re: email problem

Thanks Aaron, it works! Richard - Original Message - From: "Aaron Knauf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "James Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 12:05 AM Subject: Re: email problem > Make sure that your server name (house.com) is in the servernames list > in conf

Forwarding mail to NNTP

Is there an easy way to forward all email sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] to the NNTP news group org.apache.james.user? Thanks in advance, -LeoD

Admin Interface for James

A few months back someone had mentioned building an Admin Interface for James. Is that still a work in progress? Or is it not being developed? I had the info stored on a machine I rebuilt and subsequently lost the contact info to the individual(s) that were going to create it. Anybody know anyt

Re: Admin Interface for James

> A few months back someone had mentioned building an Admin Interface for > James. Is that still a work in progress? Or is it not being developed? > I'm not affilieated to this project but I started today the same kind of application... A plain Java app to do the same as the remote manager...

Re: Admin Interface for James

How far along are you? Could you pass the code & specs along? -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

Re: Admin Interface for James

I also have been considering an interface of some type. I suggest any work done on an admin interface should consider implementing the interface through JMX. JMX will simplify the development of the interface, provide a default HTML interface, and allow for SNMP links. > A few months back some

RE: Admin Interface for James

there is an RMI remote manager in proposals in cvs. We'd be more than happy to consider any contributions of other manager apps anyone is willing to contribute. d. > -Original Message- > From: Rich Isaac [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 23 January 2003 21:28 > To: James Users List > Su

Re: Admin Interface for James

two things I'd like to see and I am willing to help for in the admin interface: - syncronous interface James is already a wonderful asyncronous framework, it would become wildly more powerful if a synchronous/transactional api was mapped onto its inner workings, it could mean making not only i

Re: Forwarding mail to NNTP

One could write a mailet and post messages from james-user mailing list to an nntp server group called org.apache.james.user. It would be simple but not too elegant. There would be for example no threading or articles. This should be addressed in a more elegant manner as part of 3.0 after there is

RE: Admin Interface for James

If Rich or Emmanuel would want to lead, I would be interested in contributing. >From: "Danny Angus" >Reply-To: "James Users List" >To: "James Users List" >Subject: RE: Admin Interface for James >Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2003 22:37:12 - > >there is an RMI remote manager in proposals in cvs. > >We'd

RE: Is it possible to use JDBCVirtualUserTable to /dev/null mail?

Kenny, Not yet. We could add something to the mapping table to tell us to ghost the message. One quick solution that would handle several other issues is to map to well-defined addresses that we later trap with another matcher. That would allow us to bitbucket, reject, or perform some other type

james and SMART_HOST (DH)

i have been trying to setup james as a mail exchange similar to some existing sendmail servers i have running. in a nutshell, i am looking for the equivalent of sendmail's 'SMART_HOST' capabilities ('forward all incoming mail to host X'). since i don't see anything that would indicate a way to do t

Re: james and SMART_HOST (DH)

bill parducci wrote: i have been trying to setup james as a mail exchange similar to some existing sendmail servers i have running. in a nutshell, i am looking for the equivalent of sendmail's 'SMART_HOST' capabilities ('forward all incoming mail to host X'). since i don't see anything that wou

Re: james and SMART_HOST (DH)

great, thanks. b Serge Knystautas wrote: http://james.apache.org/provided_mailets_2_1.html Check out the RemoteDelivery mailet... you add the optional parameter. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

Re: james and SMART_HOST (DH)

i have been trying to setup james as a mail exchange similar to some existing sendmail servers i have running. in a nutshell, i am looking for the equivalent of sendmail's 'SMART_HOST' capabilities ('forward all incoming mail to host X'). since i don't see anything that would indicate a way t