Thanks.. still learning .. appreciate your help
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi I found this in my smtpserver log .. is it a valid attempt
from another server to send mail or is it an attempt to use
me for a relay?
Hello, it's just a connection attempt from a remote host: the tcp connection
has
> Hi I found this in my smtpserver log .. is it a valid attempt
> from another server to send mail or is it an attempt to use
> me for a relay?
Hello, it's just a connection attempt from a remote host: the tcp connection
has been closed before any command. It could be a port-probing software or
> Hi I found this in my smtpserver log .. is it a valid attempt
> from another server to send mail or is it an attempt to use
> me for a relay?
Hello, it's just a connection attempt from a remote host: the tcp connection
has been closed before any command. It could be a port-probing software or
Hi I found this in my smtpserver log .. is it a valid attempt from
another server to send mail or is it an attempt to use me for a relay?
tks..
Jay
smtpserver x log
08/05/05 12:47:44 INFO smtpserver: Connection from 222.64.181.180
(222.64.181.180)
08/05/05 12:50:53 ERROR smtpserver: Socket
> I have another question though. I was able to setup my test
> environment to test out the bounceProcessor (which works
> correctly). I can see in the logs when a message is rejected
> by the other server. However, James continues to send the message.
>
> Should James stop sending the messa
> I have another question though. I was able to setup my test
> environment to test out the bounceProcessor (which works
> correctly). I can see in the logs when a message is rejected
> by the other server. However, James continues to send the message.
>
> Should James stop sending the messa
Daniel,
I also tracked down the code and figured out it was the same issue that
you did.
Rather than modify what is being caught, I added a to
the mailet. See one of the emails from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
for details.
The bounceProcessor allows for a bounce message and will not attach any
attac
Thanks for the hint about using the bounceProcessor. That works like a
charm.
I have another question though. I was able to setup my test environment
to test out the bounceProcessor (which works correctly). I can see in
the logs when a message is rejected by the other server. However, James
Another way is not to use port forwarding and have james listen on port
25 *and any other ports*.
To do that, have a look at http://wiki.apache.org/james/UsingSSL -
section "James setup example for SMTPS", with the following differences
(to ignore ssl specific stuff):
1) set false
2) ignore th
> I'm sorry I didn't explained well:
>
> James Server is outside my company and it is not firewalled.
> Mail client is inside my company and it is firewalled,
>
> So I cold use port forward? is it?
> It means that James receive on port 25 and it is accessible
> on another port also? is this rigt
> I'm sorry I didn't explained well:
>
> James Server is outside my company and it is not firewalled.
> Mail client is inside my company and it is firewalled,
>
> So I cold use port forward? is it?
> It means that James receive on port 25 and it is accessible
> on another port also? is this rigt
I'm sorry I didn't explained well:
James Server is outside my company and it is not firewalled.
Mail client is inside my company and it is firewalled,
So I cold use port forward? is it?
It means that James receive on port 25 and it is accessible on another
port also? is this rigth?
How may I do it
Short answer: No!
Mail servers look for your server on port 25. There are ways to achieve this
using port-forwarding, etc, but if you have no control over your firewall,
and dont have an external server that you can use port 25 on to forward,
then i dont know a way you can do it.
Daniel.
> ---
A simple quastion.
Since my company has firewalled port 25 I can't read mail from my mail
reader,
so I changed SMTP port to a 465 value, without enabling TLS.
I can send mail to others, but can't receive mails from others domain,
is this due to port changing, is it possible to work on a SMTP port
> i am attempting to setup JAMES as an SMTP/POP3 server on my
> machine and i am running into obsatcles
>
> The first question i have is am i using the correct product?
Yes.
> I am looking for a product that will manage emails to and
> from a host.. for instance SMTP and POP3 requests from
> i am attempting to setup JAMES as an SMTP/POP3 server on my
> machine and i am running into obsatcles
>
> The first question i have is am i using the correct product?
Yes.
> I am looking for a product that will manage emails to and
> from a host.. for instance SMTP and POP3 requests from
> A few users of my server seem to be getting delivered
> duplicate messages. I've checked all forwrds and vituser
> tables and there seem to be no problems. This doesn't seem
> to happen immediatley, but rather each time they check their
> mail, it downloads all messages again. Any insights
> A few users of my server seem to be getting delivered
> duplicate messages. I've checked all forwrds and vituser
> tables and there seem to be no problems. This doesn't seem
> to happen immediatley, but rather each time they check their
> mail, it downloads all messages again. Any insights
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