> I forgot to put the POP3Handler diff in the cumulative patch, sorry.
No worries. And you should see that the patches are all in SVN now, along
with my current version of the DNSRBL fast-fail.
I'm running it on my server, so we'll see.
--- Noel
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OK, guys ... give it a whirl. Build from source and adjust the list of
DNSRBL to suit your environment.
Feedback solicited. As would be a patch to make this user configurable.
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Author: noel
Date: Thu Jun 2 19:23:01 2005
New Revision: 179698
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs?rev=179698&view=rev
Log:
multiple block list support (my current list) and info messages to track effect
Modified:
james/server/trunk/src/java/org/apache/james/smtpserver/SMTPHandler.java
Modi
> > This set of patches breaks the build.
>
> Nevermind. I deleted the comment. The patches were
> purported to be a cumulative set, which I took too literally.
> I finally found the POP3Handler patch attached to one of the
> other issues.
Sure, you are right.
I forgot to put the POP3Handle
Author: noel
Date: Thu Jun 2 17:55:26 2005
New Revision: 179688
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs?rev=179688&view=rev
Log:
add missing config files to build package that were missed during the merge.
Modified:
james/server/trunk/build.xml
Modified: james/server/trunk/build.xml
URL:
http:/
Hello Everyone,
Amongst all the ideas by various mentoring organizations I am
mostly attracted towards James. My current bias is towards IMAP Search
support and James-Clustering amongs those listed. I was wondering which
one is more challenging and involves a good amount of coding or if you c
Author: noel
Date: Thu Jun 2 15:56:52 2005
New Revision: 179671
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs?rev=179671&view=rev
Log:
fix lazy code. must have EACH check in a separate try {} block
Modified:
james/server/trunk/src/java/org/apache/james/smtpserver/SMTPHandler.java
Modified:
james/ser
Author: noel
Date: Thu Jun 2 15:50:54 2005
New Revision: 179669
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs?rev=179669&view=rev
Log:
fix formatting and add one of the better DHCP pool checks
Modified:
james/server/trunk/src/java/org/apache/james/smtpserver/SMTPHandler.java
Modified:
james/server/tr
Author: noel
Date: Thu Jun 2 15:12:19 2005
New Revision: 179665
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs?rev=179665&view=rev
Log:
JAMES-369, JAMES-374, JAMES-375, JAMES-377 and JAMES-380. Also includes
temporary / experimental DNSRBL support.
Modified:
james/server/trunk/src/java/org/apache/jame
> This set of patches breaks the build.
Nevermind. I deleted the comment. The patches were purported to be a
cumulative set, which I took too literally. I finally found the POP3Handler
patch attached to one of the other issues.
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Noel J. Bergman updated JAMES-380:
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> ESMTP Compliance fix
>
>
> Key: JAMES-380
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JAMES-380
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http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JAMES-380?page=comments#action_66931 ]
Noel J. Bergman commented on JAMES-380:
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This set of patches breaks the build. Most patches applied, although the one
for CRLFTerminatedReader needed to be applied by
Noel J. Bergman wrote:
> isAuthRequired:
> true when != false and ! in
> {}
And this got even more complicated with your ESMTP changes.
> which is why we don't need this change:
> -if (authRequired) {
> +if (authRequired && !relayingAllowed)
We do n
I'm very happy to hear that Chris. I've always thought an GUI
interface to James would be the perfect project.
Thanks.
On 6/2/05, Chris Hane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Great! I read the user list first...should have read the dev list ;)
>
> Hopefully Anne is accepted by James and Google
Hello, Jason.
I'm Alex 'elide' Smetskoy, student of KurskSTU, Russia.
And I would like to take part in James IMAP development.
I have noticed, that other participants have already expressed similar
desires, therefore has decided to consult to you before application
submission.
My humble experience
Stefano Bagnara wrote:
> > You moved the check inside the authRequired check. I want it
> > OUTSIDE the check because I want for it to apply to ALL
> > e-mail, regardless of whether auth is required or not.
> I did not check your intended behaviour, I simply refactored it.
> Am I missing someth
Oops, I should've been more precise... my code only *parses* the search
request string into what is essentially an abstract syntax tree. It's
still something we need, but that's the extent of what it does.
It does seem like making SEARCH work, whether that involves Lucene or
not, would be an
To be honest Joe, what I know about IMAP search can be written on a postage
stamp in inch high letters :)
The Lucene thing may be the way to go as it may be faster, but require a
translation layer between IMAP search & Lucene. I think the newer versions
of Lucene are much better at sub-string match
To be honest Joe, what I know about IMAP search can be written on a postage
stamp in inch high letters :)
The Lucene thing may be the way to go as it may be faster, but require a
translation layer between IMAP search & Lucene. I think the newer versions
of Lucene are much better at sub-string match
Thanks Joe!
If you've you look recently I've decided to ask that the SEARCH command be
implemented rather than a nasty protocol/repository tidy up, so your timing
is perfect.
-- Jason
> -Original Message-
> From: Joe Cheng [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 02 June 2005 19:30
> To: James De
Thanks Joe!
If you've you look recently I've decided to ask that the SEARCH command be
implemented rather than a nasty protocol/repository tidy up, so your timing
is perfect.
-- Jason
> -Original Message-
> From: Joe Cheng [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 02 June 2005 19:30
> To: James De
Great! I read the user list first...should have read the dev list ;)
Hopefully Anne is accepted by James and Google
Chris
Noel J. Bergman wrote:
Chris Hane wrote:
I thought another good one would be a better
admin application/interface.
Sure. And, in fact, we have a stu
Hello!
My name is Mikhail Kolesnik. I'm a student of Belorussian State
University (www.bsu.by) and I'm looking forward to participate in
Summer of Code program of Google.
(http://code.google.com/summerofcode.html)
As i've understood from
http://wiki.apache.org/general/SummerOfCode2005 I should co
Are you sure Lucene is appropriate for implementing IMAP search? As far
as I can tell, IMAP search is supposed to be a straight substring match,
whereas Lucene is designed to find tokens (as is any inverted-index
search strategy that I am aware of). Let me know if I need to elaborate
on this.
Jason Webb wrote:
BTW IMAP4v1 http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2060.txt is a complex protocol.
Implementing IMAP on James may sound glamorous but it is *very* complicated.
I'm not trying to put people off, just to make sure you make an informed
choice.
+1. Not a nice protocol to work with. SMTP a
I saw the current James projects. 3 possible projects might be more
than enough. Although, I thought another good one would be a better
admin application/interface.
I thought I would mention it in case the committers/mentors wanted to
add/support a student in that area.
Chris
Noel J.
Chris Hane wrote:
> I thought another good one would be a better
> admin application/interface.
Sure. And, in fact, we have a student who proposed doing just that. :-)
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> I believe that you broke the code with that last change.
Rephrase: "I believe that the patch might not be quite right"
And, actually, I'm not sure that it isn't right. My mistake. I'll review
as I do the merge.
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> > > Did you see the patch I did to SMTPHandler earlier today?
> I haven't
> > > committed it, but it seems that our patches need to be merged.
>
> > Just replaced your
> > ...
> > And moved the check a few lines later.
>
> I believe that you broke the code with that last change.
> Please c
Stefano Bagnara wrote:
> > Did you see the patch I did to SMTPHandler earlier today? I
> > haven't committed it, but it seems that our patches need to be merged.
> Just replaced your
> ...
> And moved the check a few lines later.
I believe that you broke the code with that last change. Please
That would be terrific. If I understand this correctly, you are
proposing a documentation and conceptual model (less programming, more
diagramming) project, correct?
I would definitely be open to that, if you believe it to be a better
use of time. I'll draw up a revised application to reflect this
I've had a slightly longer think about things and there is one critical
piece of functionality that I won't have time to implement in the IMAP
server: IMAP search.
People have had ideas on this before so I suggest you look through the mail
archives, but here's a few thoughts for starters (a forma
I've had a slightly longer think about things and there is one critical
piece of functionality that I won't have time to implement in the IMAP
server: IMAP search.
People have had ideas on this before so I suggest you look through the mail
archives, but here's a few thoughts for starters (a forma
Tapestry, it rocks.
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Are you a student?
Do you want to write Open Source?
Do you want to get paid to do it?
Google is sponsoring up the Google Summer of Code.
http://code.google.com/summerofcode.html
The ASF is one of the participating organizations. The JAMES project has
posted some initi
Anne,
Anything you do specifically with config.xml and user repositories today may
not work in future versions of JAMES, since we want to move to a more
flexibile idea of configuration.
Alternatively, you might create a model of what JAMES configuration should
be, and then look at how to map betw
> Regarding the config.xml, would people be OK with a two parter:
> -Server side Java wrapper around config.xml. An API would be
> exposed so other programs, not just mine, could manipulate config.xml.
> -A Java Servlet based interface that connects to the wrapper
> and manipulates config.xml
Ja
>
> Another question: Are people happier with JSP or Java Servlets? Yes,
> in the end, they compile out to the same thing, but sometimes I hear
> quasi-religious wars on which deployment solution is the best ;-)
Both!
Niether are particularly good at producing a sensible system.
JSPs are great f
BTW IMAP4v1 http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2060.txt is a complex protocol.
Implementing IMAP on James may sound glamorous but it is *very* complicated.
I'm not trying to put people off, just to make sure you make an informed
choice.
You may note from the proposals directory that Darrell has provided a
BTW IMAP4v1 http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2060.txt is a complex protocol.
Implementing IMAP on James may sound glamorous but it is *very* complicated.
I'm not trying to put people off, just to make sure you make an informed
choice.
You may note from the proposals directory that Darrell has provided a
Jason,
Would you give some thought to how we might break the IMAP work into several
projects of 3 month scope? Looking at the submissions so far, it appears
that several students, although each talking about IMAP are focused on
different aspects of the overall need.
The message store is one. St
Blast, I never thought about a racked situation. Thanks.
Regarding the config.xml, would people be OK with a two parter:
-Server side Java wrapper around config.xml. An API would be exposed
so other programs, not just mine, could manipulate config.xml.
-A Java Servlet based interface that connects
If you are interested in the IMAP work you'll need to do the following:
1) Get yourself a decent IDE. I use IntelliJ (a commercial product) but most
people use Eclipse.
2) Check out the source from SVN:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/james/server/branches/imap-dev
3) Compile and have a play :)
If you are interested in the IMAP work you'll need to do the following:
1) Get yourself a decent IDE. I use IntelliJ (a commercial product) but most
people use Eclipse.
2) Check out the source from SVN:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/james/server/branches/imap-dev
3) Compile and have a play :)
Howdy All,
I'm interested in the JAMES mail server projects suggested for the
Summer of Code. Could someone please point me at more information, such
as deliverables and background material?
With some past experience applying machine learing algorithms to spam
filtering, I think the fast-fai
Hello Jason,
While going through the projects listed by the Apache Software
Foundation, I felt a strong interest in the project titled, Implementation
of IMAP support.
I am a 2005 Computer Science graduate from University of
Minnesota Duluth. I will be entering into a Ma
Dear Jason Webb,
I am currently computer science student at Transylvania University and
will be starting my senior year in the fall. I have recently
descovered the google Summer of Code program and have become very
interested in applying. I thought the Implementation of IMAP support
for Apache J
Hi Ben.
As I'm the sucker trying to get IMAP to work I will attempt to fill you in.
If you've checked out the code form SVN you'll need to look at the IMAP2
proposal as this is the one I'm working from. It has a complete protocol
stack but lacks the ability to persist messages to disk for db (it c
Hi Ben.
As I'm the sucker trying to get IMAP to work I will attempt to fill you in.
If you've checked out the code form SVN you'll need to look at the IMAP2
proposal as this is the one I'm working from. It has a complete protocol
stack but lacks the ability to persist messages to disk for db (it c
send us the rest of your config file, remember to blank out passwords etc.
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