> I'm planning to use several James servers for both incoming &
> outgoing mails.
> I user the dbstore for users and mailbox and it works well.
> But I didn't use it for spooling as I thought several James
> servers concurrently accessing one spool table might leads to
> some problems.
>
> Am I
Hello,
I'm planning to use several James servers for both incoming & outgoing
mails.
I user the dbstore for users and mailbox and it works well.
But I didn't use it for spooling as I thought several James servers
concurrently accessing one spool table might leads to some problems.
Am I right, or
> ERROR ON : WinXP SP2
> ERROR: "dnsserver" failed to pass through the Initialization stage...
You should look for the exception generating this error.
Look in the temp/phoenix.console file or simply run the application with
"./phoenix.sh run" and report here the full exception.
Stefano
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ERROR ON : WinXP SP2
ERROR: "dnsserver" failed to pass through the Initialization stage...
I am trying to run James on WinXP SP2. I have tried running offline with
the loopback adapter with a static IP and DNS values. I have also tried
using my standard Local Area Connection, connected to my
Hah, that's a tricky one. (I normally just rebuild the whole of james), then
replace james.sar
It is in: apps/james.sar
a sar file is a jar file, which is a zip file.
Inside james.sar, the james class files are in a jar file:
SAR-INF/lib/james.jar
Hope that makes sense,
Daniel.
> -Origin
Thanks for your reply, one last question;
where have I to place the .class ?
Have I to substitute with old one in the jar archive or there is a
lib/classes folder where I can store it?
Regards
Daniel Perry wrote:
I added this to the command mail list a while ago, and it was commited to
the
> -Original Message-
> From: Stefano Bagnara [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 26 May 2005 16:25
> To: 'James Users List'
> Subject: Re: James configuration advice sought for bulk sending
>
> > Beware of "tar-pitting" whereby a mail server will
> > deliberat
> -Original Message-
> From: Stefano Bagnara [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 26 May 2005 16:25
> To: 'James Users List'
> Subject: Re: James configuration advice sought for bulk sending
>
> > Beware of "tar-pitting" whereby a mail server will
> > deliberat
> Beware of "tar-pitting" whereby a mail server will
> deliberately slow down data transmission if you attempt to do
> more than one transaction per connection. This is quite good
> at getting rid of spammers because of the way spam tools
> work. Read http://www.palomine.net/qmail/tarpit.html f
> Do you mind me asking which DB server you're using and
> whether there's any particular advantages or gotchas to any
> particular DB server for Spooling? I think I probably have
> little choice (Localy I've used SQL server but the production
> Linux machine runs MySQL) but it would be interes
> -Original Message-
< snip'd>
> I also used 80 threads.
> I'm currently working on optimisations on the RemoteDelivery mailet
> (multiple mail in a single connection, error caching, and more).
Beware of "tar-pitting" whereby a mail server will deliberately slow down
data transmission i
> -Original Message-
< snip'd>
> I also used 80 threads.
> I'm currently working on optimisations on the RemoteDelivery mailet
> (multiple mail in a single connection, error caching, and more).
Beware of "tar-pitting" whereby a mail server will deliberately slow down
data transmission i
Thanks very much Stefano, this is exactly the kind of info I was
after. I'll get DB storage in place and raise the thread count. I look
forward to the optimisations you mentioned, multiple mails per
connection sounds like it should help.
Do you mind me asking which DB server you're using and wheth
> I've been using James for a few months now and love
> how configurable it is, but I've run into a performance
> problem. I am trying to set up James to allow me to send
> large volumes of mail (not spam though). Current settings
> from config.xml are:
>
> All storage is on disk. I c
Hi All,
I've been using James for a few months now and love how
configurable it is, but I've run into a performance problem. I am
trying to set up James to allow me to send large volumes of mail (not
spam though). Current settings from config.xml are:
All storage is on disk. I can set up
I added this to the command mail list a while ago, and it was commited to
the subversion repository.
http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/james/server/branches/branch_2_
1_fcs/src/java/org/apache/james/transport/mailets/CommandListservProcessor.j
ava
(for v2.1/2 branch)
You'll need to rec
Hi,
This is exactly what I need:
domain1.com => gw1.yourgateway.com
domain2.com => gw2.yourgateway.com
domain3.com => gw3.yourgateway.com
Other domains => smarthost.yourdomain.com
I don't think we will have more than 3 gateways or so. The fallback sollution
seems enough. I'll give it a try and c
> I would like to setup james so that it relays incoming
> messages according to the recipient. I also need a default
> rule to relay messages to unknown domains to a default relay.
>
> I can't find documenttion about this. Any idea?
Hi Vincent,
Can you provide better information?
Do you need
Unfortunately, your patch did not work for me. I found another email which
was causing our client to stick.
The good news is, it did have the "Content-Transfer-Encoding: plain" header.
I think I will just write a matcher to filter these emails for now.
Thanks.
Ted
On Tuesday 24 May 2005 05:
Hi, I activated a mailing list following the Apache James user guide and
FAQ.
All work well, but I prefer to have only one, or at least some users
that can write to the distribution list,
while for the other the message should going back.
Is it possibledoing using the provided mailet, matchers
Unfortunately, your patch did not work for me. I found another email which
was causing our client to stick.
The good news is, it did have the "Content-Transfer-Encoding: plain" header.
I think I will just write a matcher to filter these emails for now.
Thanks.
Ted
--
Hi all,
I would like to setup james so that it relays incoming messages according to
the recipient. I also need a default rule to relay messages to unknown domains
to a default relay.
I can't find documenttion about this. Any idea?
Thanks lot in advance,
Vincent.
-
Vincenzo Gianferrari Pini a écrit :
> I said "*was* available ...", because I removed it on purpose.
Sorry, I've read too fast.
>
> Use instead the new "official" James version in
> https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/james/server/trunk. It is James version
> *james-3.0-dev*. If some people want t
Theodore Watson wrote:
This sounds like a problem I was posting under "pop3 getting stuck on certain
email".
If it's the same thing, Hes Siemelink has posted a patch in the bug tracker
which I am currently testing. So far so good.
Could be.
It's in Pop3Handler. When it encounters an error
According to me:
> nslookup
set querytype=mx
Non-authoritative answer:
celebrate-austin.comMX preference = 0, mail exchanger =
mail.locallinux.com
So they have a mail server :)
telnet mail.locallinux.com 25
220 nagheenanajar.locallinux.com (no one in this country can ever say my
name right
According to me:
> nslookup
set querytype=mx
Non-authoritative answer:
celebrate-austin.comMX preference = 0, mail exchanger =
mail.locallinux.com
So they have a mail server :)
telnet mail.locallinux.com 25
220 nagheenanajar.locallinux.com (no one in this country can ever say my
name right
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