> The Application / Data-Store I am talking about is a legacy - very large
> EDI transport engine (thousands of connected nodes). We are attempting to
> add an SMTP transport to the existing product. The product behaves very
much
> like a mail system
Would it be better to do integration by having
It looks like a mozilla bug.
This seems to be as per the 1738
> nntp://www.vrspace.org/org.vrspace.dev/1
but Mozilla has this interaction:
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S: 200 vr NNTP Service Ready, posting permitted
C: MODE READER
S: 200 Posting Permitted
C: GROUP org.vrspace.dev/1
S: 411 no such newsgroup
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> it does not match the RecipientIsLocal matcher
The means the e-mail was not addressed to a valid local address at a valid
domain specified for that server.
> hence instead of getting processed by LocalDelivery mailet, it gets
> processed by RemoteDelivery mailet.
What happened to the HostIsLoc
I notice in the spool-manager log that when the mail comes to the
transport processor it does not match the RecipientIsLocal matcher and
hence instead of getting processed by LocalDelivery mailet, it gets
processed by RemoteDelivery mailet. It tries to do this a number of
times.
All incoming mails
Change the appropriate entry in SAR-INF/environment.xml from INFO to DEBUG.
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From: Disha [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 03, 2003 18:16
To: James Users List
Subject: RE: incoming mail from remote server regarded as spam
On Mon, 2003-03-03
On Mon, 2003-03-03 at 16:48, Noel J. Bergman wrote:
> > The problem is that the incoming mail directly gets written to the
> > deadletter table as spam.
>
> Turn on DEBUG for the spool manager log, and see which mailet is responsible
> for assigning it as spam.
>
And how would I do that?
>
Interesting ... I wonder if this is windows specific. I've run millions and
millions of messages through James on linux, and never seen a single stack
overflow.
You can set the stack through the normal -Xmx parameters. Looking at the
script, if you set PHOENIX_JVM_OPTS=, they'll get picked up.
I'm getting a stack overflow error. I don't have the exact error available
at the moment. Could some one give me an example on how to boost the stack
in the run.sh script?
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> The problem is that the incoming mail directly gets written to the
> deadletter table as spam.
Turn on DEBUG for the spool manager log, and see which mailet is responsible
for assigning it as spam.
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Rick,
OK, so you're going to need some custom code. You need to implement a
UserRepository and MailRepository. There is existing code that you could
mimic for James v2. James version 3 will likely switch from the existing
interfaces to standard JNDI/JavaMail.
Look in services/UsersRepository.j
Hi again.
Still trying to get the rmi-remotemgr working, still some trouble.
When running the test client I get the response:
JAMES Remote UserManager Administration Tool
Please enter your login and password
Login : xxx
Password: xxx
java.rmi.NotBoun
I am trying to configure my web-mail application to route incoming
messages from remote server to reach the inbox.
The host address is the ip of the firewall which redirects incoming
mails to the local machine running james.
The problem is that the incoming mail directly gets written to the
deadlet
Noel,
The Application / Data-Store I am talking about is a legacy - very large
EDI transport engine (thousands of connected nodes). We are attempting to
add an SMTP transport to the existing product. The product behaves very much
like a mail system - users authenticate and send EDI documents to o
Rick,
The interfaces are going to change. Why do you need a proprietary store?
That is not clear, at all, from your description. Just turn on SMTP AUTH
for your incoming users, and use passwords for your POP users, and you have
what you described.
If you already have this proprietary store, tha
Hello,
I have a Proprietary application User and Data store that I would like to
have an SMTP/POP3 interface to. In other words, my application receives data
from authenticated users and allows authenticated users to retrieve data
that is destined for them. I would like to use James to provide a S
Hey all,
I'm looking at stuff in my error spool, but I don't know what the error
codes mean. Are they documented anywhere?
Kenny
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Hi,
I have James 2.1.2 with one test newsgroup:
news://www.vrspace.org/org.vrspace.dev
and one article:
news://www.vrspace.org:119/31912175.1046506760868.0%40vrspace.org
There's one item in apps/james/var/nntp/articleid, org.vrspace.dev=1.
As specified in rfc1738, nntp url should be
nntp://www.vrs
Josip Almasi wrote:
It's in mozilla - in smtp server properties, 'use secure connection
(smtp)', check 'never'.
I mean (ssl) :))
Regards...
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Kenny Smith wrote:
Were you able to find a solution or a real cause of the problem?
Just now:)))
It's in mozilla - in smtp server properties, 'use secure connection
(smtp)', check 'never'.
Regards,
Josip
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