Hi all! I'm new here, so be patient:) I've installed James on my
development box with Windows 2003 and I'm really impressed. First,
its start working without any config, second its very easy to
understand at least basics and configuration is simple and clear. But I have a
questions now:
1) I need
Hi Dear Friends:
I have some questions:
My boss wants to install James on Sun Enterprise 3800 to gives 4000 e-mail
accounts. Is this possible?
Does James have something to implement a replications schema of messages?
Or high availability?
Dos James work together IBM-Informix?
Thanks for your h
We are using James to send email for a challenge response
anti-spam tool we developed inhouse.
When we ran the server on a Windows environment, it seemed
to work fine, but now that we have moved it to Linux, we are getting odd errors
on "bounced" addresses.
Essentially, when we se
Maybe James should do some graceful degradation.
* If there is an error, try using default values for headers that give parse errors
* If that fails, try serving the raw message content. (Not interpreted by the
javax.mail classes)
* If that fails, server a message of despair ("An internal err
Damn outlook. I try to make sure I am sending plain text when mailing this list.
Perhaps it was the message content. heh.
So I suppose that presents a sticky situation with how to deal with it on the James
server side. In my particular case, the content encoding header was invalid ("plain"
as o
Reading the RFC I would say that the server should either say +OK or -ERR. If the
server says +OK it should provide the entire message.
The client would regard the -ERR as part of the message and wait for more.
From RFC 1939:
RETR msg
Arguments:
a message-number (required)
@see
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/james-server/src/java/org/apache/james/transport/mailets/
and
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/james-server/src/java/org/apache/james/transport/matchers/
The mailets are provided as part of James and not as part of the Mailet
API.
d.
*
In the documentation http://james.apache.org/provided_mailets_2_1.html
is a list of mailets provided with the james mailserver.
I updated from CVS, but I cannot see any of the mentioned mailets in the
mailet directory ?
I would very much like to see the source for some of those mailets.
-Michael
-> I was able to get this to work. Not sure it's *the*
-> way to do it, though... Carl
You've spotted our private shame ;-)
With the crrent version of the Mailet API that is the only way.
In fact this is a defect in the API, it compels you to have some knowedge
of the "vendor specific" architec
