> Having read a number of months of posts looking for answers to my own
> problems I think that Noel may be forgiven for misunderstanding. People
> are constantly asking How to set up virtual hosting so that they can
> have [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] go to different users.
Nope. It i
Brent,
> Does "James" support Microsoft Secure Password Authentication
> (SPA/AUTH MSN) for SMTP
As noted by the article you referenced,
http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2002/4/28/1436/66154, the "Secure Password
Authentication (SPA) is a feature provided by Microsoft's e-mail servers
(and subsequen
Timo,
I think you need to look in the log files to see what is happening to the
mail, I see the repository being opened, I believed you when you said that
before.
Turn debug output on and look in the mailet and spoolmanager logs to see if
you can work out why the mailet isn't writing the messages
> We already have code for doing that "our" way. Currently that code is
> embedded within the XMLResources and SQLResources classes (the latter will
> likely become a subclass of the former at some point). You can find usage
> examples in Mark Imel's mailing list manager.
Where can I find XMLR
The following message was sent by "Danny Angus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Mon, 4 Aug 2003
19:52:57 +0100.
> If mail is getting beyond this, but not being written you'll need to look
> in
> the logs to see whats actually happening to the mail.
04/08/03 20:03:16 INFO mailstore: James MailStore ...i
I'm not sure whether this helps that specific Microsoft protocol, but
http://jcifs.samba.org has a Java library that can help Java
applications integrate with Window-domain logins (NTLM). Looking at the
link you sent briefly, it seems like NTLM is the basis of SPA, so then
in theory jCIFS shou
If mail is getting beyond this, but not being written you'll need to look in
the logs to see whats actually happening to the mail.
> -Original Message-
> From: Timo Nentwig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 04 August 2003 19:10
> To: James Users List
> Subject: RE: Write sent mail to db
>
The following message was sent by "Noel J. Bergman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Sun, 3 Aug
2003 20:14:44 -0400.
> That's not particularly helpful.
>
> Putting:
>
>
> db://maildb/archives/sent
> true
>
>
> immediately before the RemoteDelivery mailet wor
> what if I patch the various Notify mailets to accept JSTL style
> variables in the notice attribute?
> Message contains the virus(es) ${attribute.viruses}.
We already have code for doing that "our" way. Currently that code is
embedded within the XMLResources and SQLResources classes (the latte
> You could use the new "mail attributes" (currently only in CVS) to store and
> forward such info.
Awesome, that is exactly what I am looking for. This might be getting a bit
esoteric but, what if I patch the various Notify mailets to accept JSTL style
variables in the notice attribute?
For ex
Josh,
As Vincenzo said, you could use the new attributes support in the v2.2 test
builds. Since Vincenzo also has a virus scanner, perhaps the two of you
should talk joint efforts.
--- Noel
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> According to RFC822 :
> " message = fields *(CRLF *text) ;Everything after first null line is
message body "
RFC 822 (obsolete; see RFC 2822) governs message content, which is a client
issue. RFC 2821 governs message transport, and mandates James' behavior.
RFC 2821, section 2.4:
a re
You could use the new "mail attributes" (currently only in CVS) to store and forward
such info.
Vincenzo
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: lunedì 4 agosto 2003 17.41
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Clam AntiVirus Mailet/Matcher
>
>
> Ho
Howdy,
I am writing a mailet or matcher to scan messages with Clam AntiVirus
(http://clamav.elektrapro.com) running in daemon mode. My question has to do
with best practices. I would like to optionally notify the sender, recipient,
postmaster or any other address if the message contains a virus
Rumen,
This is *not* a bug,
The DATA command prepares James to receive a compliant RFC-821 (and later
RFC-822) message. As you correctly identify "msgbody" does not really comply
with RFC-821/822.
You MUST supply certain headers in a message (RFC-822 says "Creation time,
author id & one address
Hi,
i like JAMES very much, so I decided to report you a bug:
SMTP command DATA doesnt work fine:
I have downloaded james-2.1.3 MailetSDK, started JAMES (on Java 2 Runtime Environment
, SE v1.4.1_02 ), made some mailboxes and sent the following message:
220 rumen SMTP Server (JAMES SMTP Server
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