Hi all ..
Here comes a newbie question...
Can anyone write a simple mailet code sample ? I've searched on the net for a sample
code of mailet but I couldn't find anything. I want a very simple example... how it
works ? How should
I configure config.xml ?
Let's say I have written a mailet name
> Can anyone write a simple mailet code sample ?
There are plenty of them in magazine articles, as well as the James source.
> Let's say I have written a mailet named "distribute.class"
Use class="distribute" in a mailet tag.
--- Noel
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> We need an offline way to view the contents of the SPAM filter.
> Short of moving all these files back to the spool directory,
> is there a way to view their contents?
You have various options. As you had suggested in one of your own bug
reports, "tell James to forward them to the original dest
Hi,
I configured a mailing list in the latest nightly build and sent an email to a
list I was not a member on. It replied with the following text:
[snip]
To subscribe to the list, send a message to:
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
[/snip]
So notice the above, my mailing list is "soen" an
> I configured a mailing list in the latest nightly build and
> sent an email to a list I was not a member on. It replied
> with the following text:
> To subscribe to the list, send a message to:
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Seems correct.
> But when I email "soen-subscribe", the mail gets dumped du
Noel,
Thanks for the quick reply. I tracked down the problem.
In processor "root" I had:
transport
before the list-handling code. I solved the problem by moving the
list-handling code from the "root" processor to the "transport" process
Hi,
I'm migrating from an old mailing list to James' list system. Is there a way
for an administrator to automatically add people to a list? I'd like to recreate the
mailing lists automatically without asking
people to resubscribe themselves.
Thanks,
Gili
> In processor "root" I had:
>
> transport
>
> before the list-handling code.
Yes, that would be a problem.
> I solved the problem by moving the list-handling code
> from the "root" processor to the "transport" processor.
> I think we should do this by default.
We could. I have the
Gili,
> The reason I had "RemoteAddrInNetwork=127.0.0.1" in the root
> processor is because I'm experiencing slow spooling problems
> with the spammer-blacklist
InSpammerBlacklist is really trivial, and just uses:
InetAddress.getByName(sb.toString());
Feel free to instrument it or write your
> I modified the original InSpammerBlacklist code and I want to insert the
> modified class file into the classpath *before* the shipped version. How
> do I accomplish this in the alpha version?
Either change the package name, and do it as any custom package, or build
the SAR file.
--- No
Gili,
E-mail should be sent via the community mailing lists in plain text.
> As you described, DNS is having problems resolving the blacklist
addresses.
> This is odd because my DNS server works fine (and FAST) for everything
> else. Here is what I used for testing:
> nslookup 12.179.185.208.rel
> Is there a way for an administrator to automatically
> add people to a list?
I manage by lists in mysql, and manage them that way. The table formats are
in the sqlResources.xml file.
--- Noel
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To unsubscribe, e-mail
There is no way to manage the non-DB format?
Gili
On Mon, 20 Oct 2003 00:06:00 -0400, Noel J. Bergman wrote:
>> Is there a way for an administrator to automatically
>> add people to a list?
>I manage by lists in mysql, and manage them that way. The table formats are
>in the sqlResourc
> There is no way to manage the non-DB format?
Nope. It only exists for those people who don't have a database. In fact,
I was just asked about deprecating file system repositories for database,
since there are embeddable JDBC databases (e.g., Axion). We probably will
do that eventually, except
Will any JDBC-supporting DB work with James? I'm thinking of installing
http://www.objectdb.com/
Thanks,
Gili
On Mon, 20 Oct 2003 00:28:50 -0400, Noel J. Bergman wrote:
>> There is no way to manage the non-DB format?
>Nope. It only exists for those people who don't have a database.
Problem solved. My ISP DNS was fine.. took me a while but I tracked down the
problem.
I am connected to my workplace via VPN. This automatically configures their
DNS servers on my DNS server list.
James was auto-detecting and using there servers for blacklist lookups. Due to th
> Will any JDBC-supporting DB work with James? I'm thinking
> of installing http://www.objectdb.com/
You may have to add entries for that database to sqlResources.xml. If so,
please submit a patch once you have it working.
--- Noel
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