RE: NNTP incoming message handling

2003-09-14 Thread Noel J. Bergman
Wes Biggs, as I live and breathe. Long time no see. :-) > Is there a way I can apply mailets (or an equivalent) to > incoming newsgroup messages? Not yet. We need to enhance the NNTP system to support moderation, which would mean that if a newsgroup is moderated, the message is posted into the

RE: Knowing BCC addresses

2003-09-14 Thread Danny Angus
> The mailet is being fired when the mail contains an address being > handled by JAMES in BCC. But the BCC address is not being > recognized by the method getAllRecipients(). The important point here is that James is seeing the address used in SMTP as the "real" recipient of the message. The rec

RE: Knowing BCC addresses

2003-09-14 Thread Jason Webb
You cannot read the BCC field as it does NOT exist in the message headers. The TO: and FROM: fields do, but the BCC: field does not. It would make a mockery of the Blind Carbon Copy if the other recipients could simply read that information out of the header. As Danny pointed out: "What you have

RE: Knowing BCC addresses

2003-09-14 Thread sriram
JAMES is infact recognizing the email (when a BCC address is the one to be handled by JAMES). I have a mailet that is fired when ever a new mail is recd. at JAMES. The mailet is being fired when the mail contains an address being handled by JAMES in BCC. But the BCC address is not being recognize

NNTP incoming message handling

2003-09-14 Thread Wes Biggs
I'm a James newbie. Is there a way I can apply mailets (or an equivalent) to incoming newsgroup messages? I see there's a section for the NNTP server in config.xml, but I don't see it documented anywhere. Wes - To unsubscr

RE: Knowing BCC addresses

2003-09-14 Thread sriram
Jason, Thanks for the URL. It says "If it is incoming to your server then the information doesn't exist, unless more than one of the recipients are handled by this server." So, is there no way that JAMES can recognize the mails from BCC? How are other mail servers handling this? For ex., if I