Enrico,
Please address James mail to the James lists, you're sure to get a better response.
I was searching the mailing-list trying to find clues regarding the fact
that a couple of people using my james POP server were having problems
retrieving particular messages from the server.
Though i
telnet into the user's mailbox by hand, and try retrieving mail by hand. If
you can retrieve all e-mails, then turn on DEBUG for the POP3 server and
watch their client pull mail. You'll likely see the client stop pulling
mail on a particular message.
I recently ran into a similar issue where a
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To: James Users List
Subject: *Possible Spam *RE: One User Suddendly Can't Get Mail
telnet into the user's mailbox by hand, and try retrieving mail
by hand. If
you can retrieve all e-mails, then turn on DEBUG for the POP3 server and
watch their client pull mail. You'll likely see
Don,
For future reference, if you turn on DEBUG for the POP3 server, you can see
the message ordinal. With JDBC that makes it easy. With a file system
repository, it isn't as easy. We might want to add a log at debug level to
identify each message being sent by its mail id (or Message-ID).
