resources (was Re: Location of InDepth Understanding of JAMES)

Also, I have several questions concerning how James "holds" a message while the mailets process. For instance, does James load an entire message, including an attachment, while it decides if a user even exists or does it simply read the the SMTP header? Basically? Yes. James creates a Mail o

RE: resources (was Re: Location of InDepth Understanding of JAMES)

> > James creates a Mail object which includes a MimeMessage object > > which does indeed include the whole message. > > This is then passed from mailet to mailet through the processors until it is > > finished with. > > If it was important enough, one could always build a lazy-loading > > MimeMes

importing RFC 822 style messages?

Hi! Can I import the RFC 822 style messages from my old mail server? I noticed that JAMES does store each mail in 2 individual files and I don't understand how the file name is actually generated... Timo - To unsubscribe, e-ma

pass outgoing mail to relay server

Hi! Is JAMES capable to pass outgoing mail to an relay SMTP server? Timo - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

nntp: polling from news feed host

Hi! Is JAMES only a stand-alone news server for own private newsgroups or is it also capable of download actually news from a feed host?! Timo - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL

What about v3 and IMAP?

Hi! Well, I read that JAMES will "soon" (how soon is "soon"? :-) officially support IMAP. I also read about v3 (I guess v3 will be the version supporting IMAP, won't it?) but found no information regarding any of both.. Where can I get any? :-) Timo ---

SpamAssassin for JAMES?

Hi! SpamAssassin seems to be quite a good spam filter - but it's written in PERL. Are there any attempts to port it as a mailet? Timo - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED

RE: importing RFC 822 style messages?

> Can I import the RFC 822 style messages from my old mail server? You can either write a mail client to send them over, or write a service to do it. > I noticed that JAMES does store each mail in 2 individual files > and I don't understand how the file name is actually generated... And you don'

RE: pass outgoing mail to relay server

> Is JAMES capable to pass outgoing mail to an relay SMTP server? Yes. See the documentation. Specifically, the element of RemoteDelivery. --- Noel - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands,

RE: What about v3 and IMAP?

> I read that JAMES will "soon" (how soon is "soon"? :-) officially support IMAP. Where does it say "soon"? James v3 is still quite some time out, since much work has been focused on James v2 enhancements this year. --- Noel -

RE: nntp: polling from news feed host

> Is JAMES only a stand-alone news server for own private newsgroups > or is it also capable of download actually news from a feed host?! Considering that the NNTP handler doesn't support message cancellation, and other features, I wouldn't recommend using it for anything other than light local us

RE: pass outgoing mail to relay server

The following message was sent by "Noel J. Bergman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Sun, 13 Jul 2003 12:10:30 -0400. > > Is JAMES capable to pass outgoing mail to an relay SMTP server? > > Yes. See the documentation. Specifically, the element of > RemoteDelivery. Thanks. But how can I specify auth fo

RE: importing RFC 822 style messages?

The following message was sent by "Noel J. Bergman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Sun, 13 Jul 2003 12:10:29 -0400. > > Can I import the RFC 822 style messages from my old mail server? > > You can either write a mail client to send them over, or write a service > to do it. Ok, to formulate my question

RE: What about v3 and IMAP?

The following message was sent by "Noel J. Bergman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Sun, 13 Jul 2003 12:10:30 -0400. > > I read that JAMES will "soon" (how soon is "soon"? :-) officially support > IMAP. > > Where does it say "soon"? James v3 is still quite some time out, since Uh, I don't remember. No

RE: pass outgoing mail to relay server

> > > Is JAMES capable to pass outgoing mail to an relay SMTP server? > > Yes. See the documentation. Specifically, the element of > > RemoteDelivery. > Thanks. But how can I specify auth for this gateway? Short answer? You don't. There is a mail.smtp.auth property, but how do you expect to

RE: What about v3 and IMAP?

> > much work has been focused on James v2 enhancements this year. > And what about IMAP? Very little so far. IMAP will most likely require changes planned for James v3. Darrell would be the one best positioned to answer the question. --- Noel -