> I see one of the options is to restrict that only members of the list
> can send to the list.
> I want only one or two email addresses to be able to send to the list.
check-announce
ok-to-announce
550 Rejected - you are not aut
I am setting up the Avalon-based list server. I see one of the options
is to restrict that only members of the list can send to the list.
That's fine. But I need even more restriction. I want only one or two
email addresses to be able to send to the list. (Basically it's a
one-way notification
Pieter Jacobs wrote:
Your mail is being deleted from your ISP's POP3 server because, as indicated
in my previous response, you have all of fetchmails 'leaveonserver=' options
set to "false". They should be set to "true".
If you look in the fetchmail logs in .\apps\james\logs you will see what has
Hi,
just to add on to my previous email. I unzip the james.sar file. then I
added the .jar file that I created into /james-sar/SAR-INF/lib/ dir and then
created the .sar file again and put it back in the james/apps dir. That is
when I get the "classpath" error shown in my previous email.
Hi,
I created couple of new files that will allow me import spam assassin config
files and use them against all incoming mails. I created couple of java files
for this. Now its time for me to add them into james and call them from the
config.xml file.
I followed the directions on the james w
> has any body worked on it?
I have got a design for a mailing list manager that would have similar
capabilities to ezmlm, and it sounds as if Danny has done some work that
might fit well with it.
At the moment, I suggest that anyone working on lists be working with the
Command List Server code a
By default, james accepts only email form the local host using the
RemoteAddrNotInNetwork=127.0.0.1 matcher. Your ISP may be expecting your
server to completly reject mail if the user does not authenticat, which can
be done as follows.
In your configuration, comment out the RemoteAddrNotInNetw
I'm up for it.
Venue:
[2] London
[2] Edinburgh
[ ] Glasgow
[2] Birmingham
[ ] Bristol
[1] Other. Where? [Manchester]
Agenda:
[2] Just an informal drink and a chat (probably book a room in a pub).
[1] As above, but a few 15 minute presentations of areas of interest.
[ ] A mini-conference. Probably i
it is relatively simple to make James use a DB table to look up list
configurations, use this in a matcher and mailet.
You can then configure lists on the fly.
I did this but, like other things, lost it in a hdd crash :-(
I think Noel has also done it, Noel?
d.
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Hi all
good stuff, let's get together
Andre
Venue:
[1] London
[ ] Edinburgh
[ ] Glasgow
[ ] Birmingham
[ ] Bristol
[ ] Other. Where? [ ]
Agenda:
[2] Just an informal drink and a chat (probably book a room in a pub).
[1] As above, but a few 15 minute presentations of areas of interest.
[ ] A min
I'm trying to clarify my idea before i start coding it. I've been looking
at the source code of various parts of james, and i reckon i can reuse some
of the JDBCListServ and a lot of the CommandListServ.
I expect to create a mailing list mailet that uses a database table for
lists (with their set
Daniel,Can you provide more details about your approach for making a single
mailet for the same.
sumit
-Original Message-
From: Daniel Perry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2004 3:32 PM
To: James Users List
Subject: RE: Want to make james mailing list dynamic
I too a
I too am starting work on dynamic mailing lists.
However i am thinking about doing it with a different approach: instead of
trying to dynamicly set up mailets, i am planning to use a single mailet, to
handle all lists. The matcher that it uses will also act dynamically, so it
will recognise new l
we are working on james mailing list.we customized it to meet our
requirement.one thing remains that is creating a mailing list while james is
running.we donot want to restart the james server.
After calling processor.closeProcessorLists(); from JAMESSpoolManager.java
we are not able to add new mai
yup...thanx a lot i've managed to solve my problem..
thanx a lot especially to danny :)
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> Yes, they will be gone. Instead of class Null, use
> ToRespository(sp?). See
> the error processor for an example. In your case, I
> don't know about the
> sql. I've never tri
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