I am trying to make Tomcat 4.1 use JDBCRealm to authenticate users to the 'protected'
apps. I am hoping to ultimately be able to put a web-based email link to James (using
IMP) on the protected page and avoid making the users log in multiple times.
I've hit a little problem. James is storing t
already been a discussion in this list some time ago:
> http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg04612.html
>
> Unfortunately I have to leave right now, so I don't have time to explain
the
> things in detail, but if you need more explanation than what is in the
link,
> let me kn
y be possible or not depending on the said "20
characters truncation issue".
4) I would avoid "as the pest" modifying either James or Tomcat.
It's been a long message, but I hope it helps you.
Bye,
Vincenzo
> -Original Message-
> From: Steve Caum [mailto:[
Noel,
I checked your link, below from the previous post, and was thinking
about it as I was reading Vincenzo's comments. I had almost convinced
myself that customizing DigestUtil, or James' authentication class that
utilizes it, was the answer. However, Vincenzo cautioned me about
diving into th
I like that idea.
Thanks
-Original Message-
From: Vincenzo Gianferrari Pini
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 9:31 AM
To: James Users List
Subject: RE: James Passwords for Tomcat4 Authentication
> Instead, I think I'm going to change Tomcat to use FORM (vs BASIC)
I have a fully configured James server running, and I have set up sendmail on the same
server to forward all system notices to 'root' through james (to a 'root' email
account in James). It seems to be working fine. But, I have noticed that three days
in a row now, James has mysteriously shut d
> Not very informative. What platform? Which JVM, which OS? Any custom
> code? Which version of James? Etc.
Sorry. I was impetuous. Hoping someone had already seen this and knew
exactly what might cause it. System Info:
System: RedHat 8.0 on i686 platform
JVM: Sun 1.4.1
Custom
Hey all, thanks for the recommendations. You've been a lot of help.
Here's more info.
Phoenix.console: I didn't know this file existed. Thanks for pointing
it out. Here is something I found near the bottom of the file:
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STARTED Phoenix Sun Mar 16 14:31:00 EST 2003
Phoenix 4.0.1
James 2.1.
A new situation that has developed that may affect people's ability to
send mail to the internet from any mail server, including James, if the
mail server is running on a host with a dynamic IP. Now, I am
absolutely NOT an authority on this subject, and I've only learned of
this situation in the
Thought I'd respond back to the list with the outcome of my problem with
James (rather the JVM) crashing.
I tried the latest 1.4 JVM from SUN. It didn't help. Still crashed
with the same message as below. I then removed the '-server' option
from the startup script. That seems to have fixed the
I'm not sure what the exact procedure is. I haven't personally had trouble
with this. But, some of my customers and colleagues have had the same
problem you describe. In their case, it was caused by the dynamic IP
problem. If your mail server has been tagged as an open relay, then I think
you n
Steve
Your message is very similar to the one I posted earlier in the week. I
think that some of mail providers (such as hotmail, etc) have begun to
reject mail from mail servers that are running on dynamic IP's. I have
searched the database at mail-abuse.org, and my IP doesn't seem to be
listed
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