Check your configuration for any unintentional loop. RemoteDelivery says
that it is failing this message permanently.
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The other server SHOULD return an error code, as JAMES does, if it is
rejecting the message based on size. If it is simply hanging up, we might
try the next target server, if there is one.
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I did a little digging in the logs and I was able to find these repeated
log entries in the mailet-* logs (I removed the actual email address/dns
info to protect the innocent):
mailet-2005-04-13-00-01.log:13/04/05 14:10:28 INFO James.Mailet:
RemoteDelivery: Attempting delivery of Mail111335307
I'm running 2.2.0 (I'm assuming that's the latest stable version).
I'm just guessing at the reason for the loop based on my observations.
I actually did not have time to try and research the issue today as my
ISP wanted me to resolve it quickly (3Mbps is a bit of bandwidth to
consume for about
Chris Hane wrote:
What I think is happening though is the other server that james is
trying to send to is not allowing for such a large message and is just
terminating the connection.
It appears that james takes the termination as a network error and
retries immediately (and gets itself into a
not a trivial task ... there really isn't one specific starting point per
say, though I am sure the developers will have many comments on that.
Basically you are going in the right direction; it does not matter what
repository you are using, though you will want to focus on the
UsersFileRepository
> What I think is happening though is the other server that
> james is trying to send to is not allowing for such a large
> message and is just terminating the connection.
>
> It appears that james takes the termination as a network
> error and retries immediately (and gets itself into a loop).
Alan,
I would be interested in helping with a user manual. Not sure how much
help I would be but always willing to do my share. I need a good
resource that will explain the whole email operation to me.
Kelly
> Original Message
> Subject: RE: Good learning? => Define User Man
Oops..that is a 40MB attachment..
Chris Hane wrote:
I have a little more information on an issue that crops up every once
in a while. Basically, james gets in a loop with another email server
and consumes all of the bandwidth we have (3Mbps) until I shut james
down and remove the outgoing email
Hi Serge,
What I mean by 'overall operation' is; how does James work from
installation to production server. I have around 15 websites I
administer for clients. I am in negotiation to get a few more. There
are between 3 and 20 email address for these sites.
I have in the past just hosted the
I have a little more information on an issue that crops up every once in
a while. Basically, james gets in a loop with another email server and
consumes all of the bandwidth we have (3Mbps) until I shut james down
and remove the outgoing emails.
The loop happened again today and this time I wa
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