Hi,
The doc says:
Rather, all email addresses of the form @ (where is any of the values specified in the block) will be delivered to this account by default. Mailet configuration can change this
default behavior.
I have been digging around for a while, in which mailet can I change this behavi
Brian J. Sayatovic wrote:
> 3. Use the Phoenix 'lib' folder for Jars
>
> I'm a bit baffled about how James works with Avalon.
James is deployed within Phoenix, an Avalon compliant environment. Different
class loaders with different classpaths are used at different times to
isolate container and c
Maybe what you want is a mailet utility that removes attachments of type
"text/html", but leaves "text/plain" intact.
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From: Laurent Rouvet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2004 6:04 AM
To: James Users List
Subject: Re: stripping html
Try jTidy
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> We have disabled sendmail in linux in order to utilise JAMES,
> however, in an application a call is made to 'mail' and no
> mail is sent out.
See http://james.apache.org/james_and_sendmail.html
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I think I was on the wrong track there.
Hes Siemelink kindly directed me to the much simpler HostIs matcher which I
have now got to work and my daughter can finally send mail to her friend on
AOL :-). Peace at last.
>From Hes>
> I think you want to use the HostIs matcher.
>
>
>
> See http:
> you could match messages intended for @aol.com
> domains, and route them through a different instance of
> RemoteDelivery.
I'd wondered about that option but wasn't sure how to trap those.
How do I trap those exactly?
I assume RecipientIs needs an exact match so this wouldn't work:
> my ISP has told me that AOL will not whitelist my static IP
> address because my mail server runs on a "home"
> (not "business") account.
That's unfortunate. You can thank spammers for turning Windows users (aka
98% of users) into the pariahs of the Internet. No one wants them
touching anythin
Bahman Farhanieh wrote:
Hei!
We are running RH 9, JAMES 2.1.3
We have disabled sendmail in linux in order to utilise JAMES, however, in an application a call is made to 'mail' and no mail is sent out.
Hi Bahman,
Below is the URL to the archive post I made with the solution that I
have been usi
Further to this my ISP has told me that AOL will not whitelist my static IP
address because my mail server runs on a "home" (not "business") account.
Hence I'm looking at the gateway set-up in RemoteDelivery.
Is there a way to configure this so that James first tries sending through
MX-derived SM
Try jTidy
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know of either a matcher/mailet or some classes I could use
to produce my mailet that strips HTML? I've seen some references to
linux / sendmail ones. I don't really need to strip attachments as I
strip all but zip files at the firewall.
thanks
Hei!
We are running RH 9, JAMES 2.1.3
We have disabled sendmail in linux in order to utilise JAMES, however, in an
application a call is made to 'mail' and no mail is sent out.
I tried it on the command line also by typing:
# mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: a
.
#
and nothing!!
I doning
Brian J. Sayatovic wrote:
FWIW, a related problem someone had (found via GOogle) directed me to
the Xerces FAQ (http://xml.apache.org/xerces-j/faq-common.html#faq-5):
Q: I used to be able to use DOS filenames with the parser and now they
don't work. Why not?
A: DOS filenames are not legal UR
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