On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 18:33:41 -
"Roy Henderson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
.. thanks Serge. If I ever graduate from James-101 then
maybe I'll be in a
position to offer some assistance - although it would be
restricted to the
documentation area I think.
Like you said, we need help with docume
.. thanks Serge. If I ever graduate from James-101 then maybe I'll be in a
position to offer some assistance - although it would be restricted to the
documentation area I think.
Couple more questions for you if I may:
1) Will the merge and next stable cut be a 2.x or 3.0 ? Obviously not
crucial,
On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 18:01:30 -
"Roy Henderson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi Jerry,
It ALREADY is a pretty neat product. It APPEARS to have a
future direction
of enhancement which looks good. HOWEVER, I think you
really need to cut a
stable version of 2.2 and get that issued. Additionally,
Serge Knystautas wrote:
> I know this is obvious, but Apache and Tomcat are webservers, and James
> is a mail server. :) The point being, HTTP supports virtual hosting,
> and POP3/IMAP do not. All mail servers that do support "virtual
> hosting" do it with one of these hack approaches.
>
Some foo
Hi Jerry,
I stumbled upon James about 2 months back whilst looking for a mailserver
for an ISP venture I am planning. My other main candidate at the time was
Exim.
My initial reaction was exactly the same as yours - is James dead? And I
posed that question to this list myself.
A couple of months
J Malcolm wrote:
> Has development of james ceased?
Nope! Hop over to the server-dev list if you need reassurance.
> Can you clarify the version/release schedule for me?
Skipping the history of how we got where we are.
v3.0a1 is experimental.
v2.2.0a15 is evolutionary.
The next version, which
Sorry for my confusion. But things still aren't making sense:
In the changelog, it says "Version 2.2.0 expected release June 2003"
It also says "Version 2.1.3 released May 2003"
If you click on James JavaDoc, it gives you javadoc for "James 3.0a1"
It seems strange that the latest and greatest
J Malcolm wrote:
> Now, if I could just get someone to take a look at the
> james.apache.org
> web site and tell me why I can no longer download any version of James
> greater than 2.1 ??
james.apache.org is fine! It offers you a link to the latest stable build -
http://james.apache.org/do
Much clearer now. Thanks a bunch. I may have a few more minor
questions as I get into setting it up. But I think I understand it now.
Now, if I could just get someone to take a look at the james.apache.org
web site and tell me why I can no longer download any version of James
greater than 2.1..
Scott Hamilton wrote:
On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 17:13, Clive Tonge wrote:
How do I setup the user repository in the database?? Can I ?
Yes I am doing this with 2.2.0a14 in $JAMES_HOME/app/james/conf
this is two files james-listmanager.xml and james-liststores.xml
I'm guessing you've a
Ok,
When i get time i will write this up for ppl, but for now:
I am using a file store, with the exception of users - these are in a jdbc
store (mysql).
Configure james as per normal, but add the JDBCVirtualUserTable maillet:
db://maildb/VirtualUserTable
At the moment i havnt completed th
What you are doing looks like it will work for me. But could you give
me more details? I assume you now set up mailboxes in the admin tool
using:
adduser [EMAIL PROTECTED] password
right?
This means that now you have add/modify a mailet to know to send it a
box by this name rather than a box n
This is true, pop3/smtp dont have a hostname header - but they do have a to
address and a login - so you can work it out.
Incoming mails have a hostname in the to address (unless you're
accepting mails to an ip which i think you have to do without).
Logging into server - use [EMAIL PROTEC
> P.S. Just out of curiosity, is there any plan to incorporate
virtual domains natively in James in a future release? Would seem to
me to be a pretty basic function and should be > native such as with
Apache and Tomcat.
Yes I'm going to do it, I've already done
You need to set it to a working dns server. otherwise (i'm guessing here -
not sure if it automatically detects stuff) it wont be able to find mx
records for hotmail, etc, and so wont be able to send mail).
If you have a dns server running on the machine, then use that. If you're
running it on a c
Thank you very much for prompt answer!
I tried to use the server, with all the elements set as default. When I send
an email to an address within my enterprise network, it works fine. But the
problem is when I try an address like [EMAIL PROTECTED] Then, nothing
is received on the email account.
It's pretty much a case of just install james
It works as a smtp sever out of the box! (with a little configuration)
edit the apps/james/SAR-INF/config.xml file (off the top of my head so may
be sligtly wrong).
You need to give the machine names it should treat as local (so if only
using smt
Hi,
I'm doing some tests on James and I would like what I need in order to use
James as an SMTP server. I don't need to receive emails, only to send. My
main problem is actually I don't have a domain yet. Should I send mails with
a fake domain or have I to wait until having it? However, show m
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