> I get the following exception:
> java.sql.SQLException: Communication link failure:
> com.mysql.jdbc.PacketTooBigException
This has to do with how you configure the database server.
See: http://james.apache.org/FAQ.html#16. See also the MySQL documentation
for max_allowed_packet.
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tobe wrote:
For configuring users and virtual hosting you could access the
database, if you have one set up for James.
Alternatively you could use a socket to connect to the remote manager
port.
I have written a telnet client that connects to the Remote Manager, and
I'm currently writing a
> I am using apache -jserv set up
Do you mean Apache James, the mail server? Or Apache JServ, an early
servlet container implementation?
If your question is for James, we'll want to know more information, such as
the version of James, the JVM, and the operating system. If your question
is regar
> Well in the hosting environment I'm looking at there is one
> UI/controller application and everything has to integrate
> with that environment.
As I said, you could look at either the supported telnet interface, the
unsupported RMI interface proposal, or help with the nascent JMX effort.
> is
> Now the default configuration is definitely doing the right thing by
> blocking outgoing mail from hosts other than localhost. That is smart
> and kudos to whomever came up with that. However it is not clear how
> you stop James in its default configuration from eating all of your
> mail.
I don'
> Pretty interesting piece of software - has some 'philosophical'
> design issues that are somewhat strange [...]
Such as? Are you talking about architecture, design or implementation?
> but otherwise welcome to the world of an actually usable Java
> based email server.
Plenty of room for impr
> I joined this list to figure out how to best integrate James.
> The only thing I can think of now is being able to dynamically
> add/remove users and aliases from James from my application. If
> those methods were available within our application, it could make
> things very easy.
People have w
> * instantiate
What does this mean?
> * start/stop
Call the script(s). You can also use the telnet interface, or play with the
RMI interface proposal
> * add/remove configure users
Use telnet interface, manuiplate a JDBC repository directly, or play with
the RMI interface proposal
> * add/r
Marco,
As Serge said, the exception appears to be an encoding problem. I would
have liked to have seen the , since you chopped off the
part that (hopefully) would have told us who was calling storeMail.
One thing that we still need to do is audit where we are allowing JavaMail
to parse messages.
This is actually in the direction I'm headed. Are there any plans to
expose a service interface of some sort in a standard manner? If so I
can wait or even help out (probably by just writing whatever is
planned). What I really need is juat an exposed API that can be
accessed by applications tha
Marco Tedone wrote:
Serge, thank you for your reply. I deleted the specification of the maximum
packet allowed, I also upgraded the jdbc connector for MySQL to 3.0.6-stable
but I get the following exception:
java.sql.SQLException: Communication link failure:
com.mysql.jdbc.PacketTooBigEx
ception
Well, that's not quite exactly what I wanted. I'm not even using the
JDBCVirtualUSerTable. I'veo nly got a few users, so I don't feel the need
to set up a database just for users.
So, I think I might try and tackle this one myself. I've only written one
Mailet before (a bayesian spam filter), b
Hey Brian,
I use the JDBCVirtualUserTable mailet which allows wildcard address of
the form [EMAIL PROTECTED], but not [EMAIL PROTECTED] However, I still have
a solution for you. What I do is when I give out addresses, I use their
domain at my domain. Like when I sign up for amazon, I use
[EMAI
Does anyone know of a mailet that would allow me to use wildcard e-mail
addresses? That is, I'd like to have trin-@domain.com go to the
'trin' mailbox. I imagine something like that would be easy to build, but
before I reinvent the wheel, I hoped someone else might have such a mailet.
The goal i
Serge, thank you for your reply. I deleted the specification of the maximum
packet allowed, I also upgraded the jdbc connector for MySQL to 3.0.6-stable
but I get the following exception:
java.sql.SQLException: Communication link failure:
com.mysql.jdbc.PacketTooBigEx
ception
at com.mysql.
Gregory Pierce wrote:
Essentially what I need to do is:
* instantiate
* start/stop
* add/remove configure users
* add/remove configure spam filters
* add/remove configure virtual hosting
It just needs to integrate with another application.
For configuring users and virtual hosting you could acces
You can use the JMXLauncher in Phoenix to start James in any app server
that supports JMX, I have it working in JBoss, WebLogic and WebSphere.
Last time I looked, the JMXLauncher was not available in a released
version of Phoenix so if this is still the case you'll need to get the
Phoenix sources
Gregory Pierce wrote:
Hi folks,
I've been using James successfully for a while now and would like to
embed James into another application for webhosting. I've been trying
to figure out what the best methodology is for doing this since the
Avalon container is fairly stand-alone and I cannot '
Well in the hosting environment I'm looking at there is one
UI/controller application and everything has to integrate with that
environment. Integration is a requirement of the design for a variety
of reasons - but mostly because that's just they way they want it :) As
such I'm trying to find t
And sorry for the read reciept, left on by accident :(
Ryan-
Ryan J. McDonough wrote:
I joined this list to figure out how to best integrate James. This is
something I've been pondering myself for a while now and I thought of
serveral things I'd like to be able to do from another apps servers su
I joined this list to figure out how to best integrate James. This is
something I've been pondering myself for a while now and I thought of
serveral things I'd like to be able to do from another apps servers such
as JBoss. The only thing I can think of now is being able to dynamically
add/remove us
Essentially what I need to do is:
* instantiate
* start/stop
* add/remove configure users
* add/remove configure spam filters
* add/remove configure virtual hosting
It just needs to integrate with another application.
On Monday, October 13, 2003, at 01:41 PM, tobe wrote:
Gregory Pierce wrote:
H
>Hello,
>
>I am new on this list and joined this list since I want to start using James. In the
>setup document for James (setting up sendmail so that the mails are routed from
>sendmail to James and then to the outer world and vice versa, it seems that the setup
>has been documented for AIX
Shishir K. Singh wrote:
Hello,
I am new on this list and joined this list since I want to start using James. In the setup document for James (setting up sendmail so that the mails are routed from sendmail to James and then to the outer world and vice versa, it seems that the setup has been docu
Gregory Pierce wrote:
Hi folks,
I've been using James successfully for a while now and would like to
embed James into another application for webhosting. I've been trying
to figure out what the best methodology is for doing this since the
Avalon container is fairly stand-alone and I cannot 'in
Hello,
I am new on this list and joined this list since I want to start using James. In the
setup document for James (setting up sendmail so that the mails are routed from
sendmail to James and then to the outer world and vice versa, it seems that the setup
has been documented for AIX Unix.
Don't sweat it. I'm new to it as well :) Pretty interesting piece of
software - has some 'philosophical' design issues that are somewhat
strange but otherwise welcome to the world of an actually usable Java
based email server.
On Monday, October 13, 2003, at 12:37 PM, J Malcolm wrote:
Is it ob
Is it obvious that I'm new to James??? Thanks a bunch. I'm gettin'
there
J.
- Original Message -
From: "Gregory Pierce" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "James Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 11:14 AM
Subject: Re: More Detailed POP3 Logging
$JAMES_HOME/a
Hi folks,
I've been using James successfully for a while now and would like to
embed James into another application for webhosting. I've been trying
to figure out what the best methodology is for doing this since the
Avalon container is fairly stand-alone and I cannot 'instantiate' james
from
$JAMES_HOME/apps/james/SAR-INF/environment.xml contains all of the log
level information. Open this file and set the log level for the POP3
service (and likely mailspooler) to DEBUG.
On Monday, October 13, 2003, at 12:09 PM, J Malcolm wrote:
Is there any way to turn on more detailed logging/tra
Hi folks,
I am a relative new-comer to the James world and I was just able to
solve a problem that it appears (from searching the logs) that many
newcomers have had related to the default configuration of James.
Now the default configuration is definitely doing the right thing by
blocking outg
Is there any way to turn on more detailed logging/tracing in the POP3
log? It currently just logs that a connection was made and closed.
I'd love to see "retrieving note from [EMAIL PROTECTED]; deleting note from [EMAIL PROTECTED]: etc. entries. Any way to easily
get that type of info log
Hi,
Recently there has been a lot of talk about memory
usage, and James in it's default setup is NOT very
memory friendly. But there is things you can do about
it.
Unless you have dedicated computer which only purpose
it is to run James, James has to be a good citizen,
not occupying all the memory
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