RE: more than one matcher for a mailet

not sure what you're doing, but you probably don't need to. You can use the two matchers independently. That could cause a second email depending on the configuration. In that case use the two matchers to send the email to a different processor and use the all matcher for your mailet. bp -

is james better than qmail, postfix ?

is there any comparison available between James, qmail & Postfix etc ?

RE: more than one matcher for a mailet

In the current pipeline scheme. You cannot say if (matchera&&matcherb) then mailet Instead, use a processor. It is just a matter of getting the message flow right. You'll quickly get the hang of it. --- Noel - To u

RE: RE: Can i replace a Vector with a ArrayList

Please create a JIRA (http://issues.apache.org/jira) entry for this, and provide the patch. Thanks. :-) --- Noel -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2004 4:56 To: James Users List Subject: Re: RE: Can i replace a Vect

Re: A few Q's

Lahu wrote: 1)What exactly does mean in a RemoteDelivery tag ? Does this mean that setting it to N would make James attempt delivery of N mails simultaneously to the specified gateway ? Yes, basically. 2)What is the relation between Spool threads and ? Does the number of spool threads serve as a

more than one matcher for a mailet

Hi, I have written a mailet, which genereally uses a "hostis" matcher, but now this mailet needs to process emails for specific addresses TOO, is there an easy way to set up a mailet with two matchers? with best regards Philipp Salzgeber --

Re: Postfix vs JAMES

I recently switched from Postfix to James. I'm running on Mac OS X and here are a few things to consider: * IMAP support: Postfix can use IMAPd. James does not have full IMAP support, IIRC. Although the chart on the James home page at the bottom doesn't appear to have been updated in a while.

Re: RE: Can i replace a Vector with a ArrayList

I have done it.I find out that MailImp uses a ArraList as recipients container.so I think no need to use a Vector. I also do the following: // old //Collection notRecipients = new Vector(); //notRecipients.addAll(mail.getRecipients());

Postfix vs JAMES

hi, I'm thinking of switching from Postfix to James. I wish to know how James is better than Postfix as an MTA? is there any comparison available between these two MTAs ? any James user has similar experience switching from Postfix to James? appreciate your reply. thanks, sutha

A few Q's

Hello fellows !   James 2.1.3 on Win2k Pro platform is in question.   1)What exactly does mean in a RemoteDelivery tag ? Does this mean that setting it to N would make James attempt delivery of N mails simultaneously to the specified gateway ? file://var/mail/relay2/ 30 6 50 -- ?