Stefano:
Here is the actual scenario I try to prevent: Let's say I use james email
server at corporation xyz.com. A hacker/email worm program telnet to SMTP port
(inside or outside the corporate firewall), uses one of the employees' email
address as "from" address (say [EMAIL PROTECTED])
Maybe I identified the problem in your config.
You should use:
true
127.0.0.0/8,
10.233.68.208/32
and not:
true
127.0.0.0/8
10.233.68.208
"authorizedAddresses" should be a comma separated list of network
Stefano,
I made sure 10.233.68.208 is the only IP on this machine (using command
ipconfig /all).
To simplify the problem I opened a telnet session to test James locally
and remotely.
Here are telnet command issued and response from James:
>From local machine:
220 cn068etss208 SMTP Server (JAM
I am running Spamassassin with James. When incoming email hits SA's
limit, it saves a copy of the email which I used to report to spamcop.
James continues to process the email into a "spam" repository. I've
cleaned out the repository over time, but now would like to repopulate
it for analysis
SMTP Authentication is defined in the SMTP rfc and is not related with
the from address.
If you are authenticated james does not perform relay checks. If you are
not authenticated then messages destinated (SMTP RCPT TO: command
argument) to domains included in "" will be accepted while
messag
Hi:
I installed the james mail server behind a firewall, and exposed its SMTP
port through firewall tunneling. Because of the firewall, I cannot do any IP
based authentication because all incoming connection shows the internal
address of the firewall (192.0.something)
I turned on t
haipeng du wrote:
For all emails that from special users, I need to forward these email out
after delay time. For example, I got one email in , and forward it out after
24 hours. I do not want mailets to be held so long time. So, I saved mail to
a folder. I have another thread to check the folder
For all emails that from special users, I need to forward these email out
after delay time. For example, I got one email in , and forward it out after
24 hours. I do not want mailets to be held so long time. So, I saved mail to
a folder. I have another thread to check the folder to see if there are
Can you post the full headers?
Email headers contain a full "localized" date and should be valid all
around the world.
What email client do your users use?
Furthermore, check this out: http://minaret.biz/tips/timezone.html
Marco Bartholomew wrote:
I recently migrated a James installation (2.2
Can you explain what is your goal?
What is the "other java class such as monitor"? Is it in a mailet? Is it
inside james/phoenix ? Is it in the same JVM?
Stefano
haipeng du wrote:
I want to save some special email to my own repository. To do that, I use
ToRepository mailet. It works great. T
Marcello Marangio wrote:
Hi All.
I'm trying to understand if the "ordinary" release 2.2.0 of james supports
concurrency on the db mail repository.
No, locking is handled by the application so the Lock is an in JVM
object. If you run 2 different james you can lock the same message with
both ja
Your configuration seems correct.
I would like to see the full message (with headers) that you receive
when authRequired is true.
Are you sure that your SMTP client is on a machine with only that IP
(10.233.68.208) and there is no NAT or other IP rewriting between your
client and James machi
I recently migrated a James installation (2.2.0) to a different server
(both Linux) and all has gone well except that some users report that
their mail is arriving with a timestamp that is 5 hours earlier than the
actual time. My mail is arriving with the correct timestamp.
I checked the serv
I want to save some special email to my own repository. To do that, I use
ToRepository mailet. It works great. The problem is that how could I retrive
it through repository. I checked source code, when it saves mail to file
system, it dose not return the key so that I can get that. Also, how could
Hi All.
I'm trying to understand if the "ordinary" release 2.2.0 of james supports
concurrency on the db mail repository.
I have to set up a high availability environment with 2 james working in
failover on the same repository.
I found a reference to james HA.
Does anybody use it in a production en
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