James
Type: Bug
Components: POP3Server
Versions: 2.2.0
Environment: windows 2000 server, linux redhat
Reporter: Marcello Marangio
According to rfc1939 the standard behavoir of a pop3 server is:
1) The client opens a connection and server gets into the AUTORISATION state.
2) The
Hi Andreas
in /jre/lib there is (or there should be) the file mailcap; you
have to edit it to add the mapping between "message/delivery-status" and a
handler.
It should look like:
message/delivery-status;; x-java-content-handler=my.package.MyClass
Cheers
Marcello
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Hi all
Now I know how to check if a sender/receiver is a local user (grazie
Vincenzo)...
How can I check in a mailet if the recipient is existing?
Thanks
Marcello
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gt; Look at the "standard" config.xml logic:
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> if we are here it is an outgoing message
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> Look at the RecipientIsLocal and HostIsLocal matchers.
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Hi all
I have a newbie problem: how can I make a mailet (or a matcher) understand
that a message is an outgoing rather than an incoming message?
I couldn't find anything in the SMTP standard, nor in james docs.
Can anybody please help me?
Thanks
Marcello
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