Steve,
> I have been learning struts/hibernate for my job. As an exercise, I
created
> a webapp which lets me add/modify/delete users.
If you telnet to James to get a list of users, will it list the ones your
webapp added?
If you know how this could be done, please send me the code. Thanks.
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> One question is why the e-mail to postmaster is causing an
> error. I receive
> e-mail to postmaster without error.
That's what's so bizarre.
The account I am getting these mails delivered to IS the
POSTMASTER account.
> If you turn on DEBUG for the spooler, you should be able
> to watch th
Alan,
> isn't there an existing proposal for RMI which would
> be valid for both version 2.x and 3.x ??
There is an existing proposal. No idea what state it is in. Certainly
someone could leverage it. JMX could be a solution in the future, too. All
depends upon which bull someone wants to tak
Not JNDI, but RMI...
Noel, isn't there an existing proposal for RMI which would
be valid for both version 2.x and 3.x ??
> > Is JNDI a solution for this?
>
> Not for James v2. But if people want to work on admin
> webapp, we'll be happy to see it. :-)
>
> --- Noel
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Kenny,
If you add a user directly through JDBC UserRepository, what are the
requried attributes
( username, password..etc) to insert into a row? Will James automatically
create an inbox
and initialize any other necessary stuff for a user once a row has been
inserted? I am
worried that if I am
> Is JNDI a solution for this?
Not for James v2. But if people want to work on admin webapp, we'll be
happy to see it. :-)
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I agree managing users through telnet is fragile. But how do I get access to
the JDBC UserRepository object in a servlet? I assume that James will
need to read my config.xml and so I can't just create a instance of it in
a servlet. If I just run the run.bat file, James will be properly
configured,
One question is why the e-mail to postmaster is causing an error. I receive
e-mail to postmaster without error.
If you turn on DEBUG for the spooler, you should be able to watch that
message go to the error processor. What happens after that, as it goes
through the next set of matchers and maile
James Users -
I seem to be experiencing an anomaly with the way the Error
Processor handles it's errors.
I am running 2.1.2 and have a simple configuration - uses
the Virtual Table but not the SmartHost as I have discussed
earlier - this is a production box.
All spam is sent to NULL. I am not
I have been learning struts/hibernate for my job. As an exercise, I created
a webapp which lets me add/modify/delete users. Thanks to
struts/tiles, it is very easy to modify the layout.
So far, its nothing glamorous, basically add, modify, and delete a record in
the users table. Also, as I said, I
Hi alan,
Most likely! When I originally wrote it, I barely knew anything about
James (not too much has changed *smile*) so I couldn't add cool things
like that into it. I just needed to get a working product because I had
convinced them to move from sendmail to James and I needed to replace
th
Kenny -
Since you are using the James package for password
encryption, would it be that much more to use the
interface to the user repository ??
This way your code could be used as a basis for a more
generic web-based user management utility.
> I'm using the JDBCUserRepository to store my user
Hi Charles,
I'm using the JDBCUserRepository to store my users, and I just wrote a
webapp that inserts rows into the database directly. I used one of the
James classes to encrypt the password (so it would always be done the
same way) and that works great for me. I hate doing something
interact
ok, i think we are both talking in two different directions, because you are still seem to be taking sample sharing and i am still taking analysis mechanism. at this point i wish you well and bow out of the discussion (on list).
b
alan.gerhard wrote:
I must have been unclear -
A bayesian spam fil
>> James currently touts a Bayesian mailet, but employs only
an
>> overall data source and is not concerned with individual
>> preference; to be an effective SPAM blocker, a
relationship
>> needs to be established between a specific user and her
>> Bayesian lists.
>Actually, Alan, you are mistake
I am implementing a membership website using JSP and servlet. Whenever a new user
signs up, a signupServlet will telnet to James and create a new pop/smtp account. I
don't know if this approach is what James developers had in mind for automatical
account creation. Any comments/suggestions are a
Ok thanks. Didn't see the wiki link.
I was looking under the Documentation and the wiki link is further up on
the page.
Jerome
On Tue, 2003-02-25 at 20:12, Noel J. Bergman wrote:
> > I would like to archive a James mailing list.
>
> As Nicola pointed out on the Wiki in response to someone else,
Bill,
This is a pretty god point, but it diverges from the issue as far as Chris Means'
mailet is concerned because a shared corpus is actually a very good starting point for
training a system , and more effective than starting from scratch.
It is pretty easy to alter the behaviour by forwardin
> James currently touts a Bayesian mailet, but employs only an
> overall data source and is not concerned with individual
> preference; to be an effective SPAM blocker, a relationship
> needs to be established between a specific user and her
> Bayesian lists.
Actually, Alan, you are mistaken;
Jam
> That is exactly my planI will place my honeypot server on the
> internet,
> open up port 25, capture all the gory details, and then dump the email to
> null.
But if you do that you won't necessarily get much spam, trust me I've had a number of
servers running for a number of years, spam te
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