Søren Hilmer wrote:
> > is anyone using an HSM? Any suggestion/advice about that?
> Yes, we are using the IBM-4758, but we not use their PKCS#11
> interface though, IBM provides an alternative called CCA.
Søren, is this something that we might want to make pluggable in Vincenzo's
code?
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On Friday 04 June 2004 16:02, Marcello Marangio wrote:
> Hi all.
> I am developing a certified mail server with james.
> The mailet reads the security information (i.e. X509 signing certificates)
> from a java keystore. I want to use a standard PKCS11 interface to get the
> certificates from an HSM
Marcello Marangio wrote:
> I am developing a certified mail server with james.
What is a "certified mail server" in this context?
> The mailet reads the security information (i.e. X509 signing certificates)
> from a java keystore. I want to use a standard PKCS11 interface to get the
> certificat
Hi all.
I am developing a certified mail server with james.
The mailet reads the security information (i.e. X509 signing certificates)
from a java keystore. I want to use a standard PKCS11 interface to get the
certificates from an HSM we are about to buy, but at the moment I am testing
the pkcs11 i
I think you need to take some time to understand how james works.
Read the documentation and the config.xml,
James passes mail along processors, and makes its decisions, in strict
order, using matchers.
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A Spammer looking for a tpc port 25 open and then start a flood of spam whit
that server this normaly occuors with james.
Of course the spam isn't relayed but james process it.
There is nothing to do.
Scrive Stephen Gaines <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> By default, james accepts only email fo
How james identifies from the spool that this incoming mail is intended for
a mailing list and not for a user-inbox?
What will happen if on the james I am having a user of the same name as the
existing mailing list?
sumit
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