Bosco So wrote:
>> What's the best way to do [provide DSN]?
DSN support is on the list. If I recall correctly a couple of people were
working on it. Changes to LocalDelivery and RemoteDelivery would support
it. IIRC, one idea was to attach DSN data as a mail attribute, and then
send the mail t
> I'm finding that James is responding to some fast fails with
> a bounce message to the email address specified in the
> Reply-To: header rather than the Return-Path.
See James.bounce(Mail, String, MailAddress). MimeMessage.reply(boolean)
prepares the new message using the Reply-To: header. If
> What I'm looking for is a way to remove attached files of the original
> mail only if the error reason is a too big mail according to
> maxmessagesize.
That is a catch-22. JavaMail can't load the entire message into memory
because it is too big. JavaMail can't edit unless it can load the entir
I've tested that, however it seems that it removes the whole original
mail, not just the attached files of the original mail.
What I'm looking for is a way to remove attached files of the original
mail only if the error reason is a too big mail according to maxmessagesize.
Carl
Noel J. Bergman
> finding out how to understand the matcher/mailet concept
http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
che.org&by=thread&from=581137
> after each mailet processes a mail, the state of the message
> is examined. If the state has been changed, the message does
> not continue in the current
> Well, not really, I have already a spam processor
You missed his point, specifically:
>
>none
>
The key is the element.
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Well, not really, I have already a spam processor, whitch is configure
as you precise. I make the distinction between spam and error msg (two
distinct processors)
Thanks anyway,
Carl
Bosco So wrote:
The first matcher/mailet pair in either "local-address-error" or
"relay-denied" processors
The first matcher/mailet pair in either "local-address-error" or
"relay-denied" processors has the following:
none
Is this whay you were looking for?
[...] Then, if [EMAIL PROTECTED] send a too huge mail to
[EMAIL PROTECTED], there is a erro
Hi,
I'm using James 2.2.0a15 with MySQL on Linux RedHat with java 1.4.1. to
manage mails for mydomain.com. In MySQL the max_allowed_packet si set to
13631488 (i.e : 13 Mo)
On the SMTP block in config.xml I have :
1 (i.e : arround 10 Mo I keep a 30%
with max_allowed_packet according to the
As I noted in a previous message, I'm finding that James is responding
to some fast fails with a bounce message to the email address specified
in the Reply-To: header rather than the Return-Path. Is this behavior
correct? (In my app, the Reply-To:, Return-Path:, and From: are all
different.)
I
I'm spooling VERPed emails to a James server for remote delivery. I
want to record in a database table the ultimate status of each
delivery (after all retries).
What's the best way to do this? A blind approach is to extend the
RemoteDelivery mailet to record successes and failures and replace
Matt Anderson wrote:
Thank you serge for you reply. I greatly appreciate it however I have a
follow up question. If POP3 protocol has no support for my problem (shown
below) then it would be safe to assume that you would have to do this form
of redirection to other mailboxes on all email server
Hi All,
Thank you serge for you reply. I greatly appreciate it however I have a
follow up question. If POP3 protocol has no support for my problem (shown
below) then it would be safe to assume that you would have to do this form
of redirection to other mailboxes on all email servers? Thanks aga
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