Steven Job wrote:
How does James work for large enterprise mail systems.
I was reading the following faq item.
http://james.apache.org/FAQ.html#2
It seems like this could be a problem on larger systems.
1) All spam will be delivered without verification upfront. This can
cause problems in that al
> WARN database-connections.myConn: Cannot close connection 203 on finalize
That means that the connection is already trashed when James is trying to
close it. One likely cause is that the database server was cycled. James
v2.1.3 uses Modred, an in-house connection pool that did not recover fro
last November i was the victim of a ddos. someone at ev1.net sent out many
10s of thousands of emails using an invalid address at my domain as the
return address and i was hammered with bounces and complaints. james doesn't
need to be the target server to be a victim. i think a configurable matcher
Hi all,
I have a mailet application (say myapp.jar) that performs some dynamic
classloading based on a configuration file. As I am using James 2.1.2
for the moment, I place myapp.jar into james.sar$SAR-INF/lib.
I want to be able to add new classes (say myplugin.jar) to the
application without mod
> Something is failing doing the store. What does this message look like?
Plain message with not-so-huge attachement.
> Which version of James?
2.1.3
> How large is the message?
Attachement - zip 11MB
> What type of repository?
File on the same disk, fat32.
Sys: win2kProf
Java: j2re1.4.2
> I can't get James to receive email from outside of the server
> ( tonge.ca ) that it is installed on.
> I do have the MX record correctly pointing to the server.
> James actual will answer if I telnet into the server on port 25.
> James will accept mail from the server, to the server and delive
