Hi.
I used Crontab (and a little shell script) to write James spooled mails to
user's Maildir's. For that crontab is specified to execute a shell script
after every minute to check the james spool dir for mails and spit them
through maildrop to users Maildir's. Then Courier-IMAP deamon is started
We are using James + Courier IMAP but James is only used
to receive email from the internet process the email using
our custom mailets and than we redirect all the emails
to another box with postfix and courier imap the postfix
just receive the email and put it in the users mailbox
On Wed, 200
Hello. I was browsing the mailing list archive
searching for a temporary IMAP solution but came up
pretty empty handed. So my first question is, did I
overlook anything?
Assuming I did not, I figure I could just use the
Washington IMAP daemon if I could get james to write
to the traditional unix
anecdotally, we have been using james for that for over a year now
(generic platform for proxying e-mail for analysis). it has worked quite
well. on the other hand 'fast' and 'small' are kinda relative ;o)
b
On Wed, 2003-12-10 at 02:12, Alain Ravet wrote:
> Hi,
>
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> I'm about to start developi
Alain,
Questions :
--
- is James appropriate (fast enough) for this usage?
IMO James isn't guaranteed to be anything other than RFC standards and
Mailet API compliant (as published and amended from time to time etc, etc,
blah..)
I'd refer you to this:
http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/ap
If memory serves me, there is a Windows executable (Wrapper.exe) in the
bin directory of the Avalon Phoenix installation directory within which
James runs. With the command prompt at the bin directory, the command is:
wrapper -i ..\conf\wrapper.conf
Using an option of -? will give you the f
Hi,
I'm about to start developing a proxy based service, the TDD/Test First
way.
Whether or not I use James mailets, I'll need a super fast (low
overhead) testbed (a pop "server, and a smtp "server").
I foresee that there will be hundreds of small tests, talking to a
pop/smtp server setup in
