I just have a quick question i am hosting a somewhat website. it has a
static ip but i don't want to register a full website until i have tested it
and i feel that it is working properly.
is there a way to get james working with a dynamic dns service as cjb.net as
it makes joeking.cjb.net pint to
I'm currently spring from within my own Mailet as well, in my instance I
have the mailet initializing its own context (I only have the one mailet) :
public void init(MailetConfig mailetConfig) throws MessagingException {
super.init(mailetConfig);
if (LoggingUtils.noAppendersCo
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2008/2/28, Stefano Bagnara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Álvaro Póliz ha scritto:
>
> > Hello,
> > Im having a problem when changing Apache JAMES to a new machine, similar
> > than the old one.
> > This error appears when I start JAMES in this new machine:
> >
> > /
> > There was an uncaught exception:
On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 9:06 AM, Guido Franz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello
>
> Yesterday I tried to integrate a Spring application context into James,
> that can be used within Mailets. It succeeded only halfway. My custom
> component will be loaded during startup (I print out some loading
Stefano,
I took your suggestion about the port 25 being closed and moved the smtp
port from 25 to 1555 and now I am able to access it local and remotely by
name and ip address. I'm still curious why I could connect through unix and
not windows for port 25 but I guess I can talk to our network guy
Stefano,
I took your suggestion about the port 25 being closed and moved the smtp
port from 25 to 1555 and now I am able to access it local and remotely by
name and ip address. I'm still curious why I could connect through unix and
not windows for port 25 but I guess I can talk to our network guy
Stefano,
I took your suggestion about the port 25 being closed and moved the smtp
port from 25 to 1555 and now I am able to access it local and remotely by
name and ip address. I'm still curious why I could connect through unix and
not windows for port 25 but I guess I can talk to our network guy
Stefano,
I took your suggestion about the port 25 being closed and moved the smtp
port from 25 to 1555 and now I am able to access it local and remotely by
name and ip address. I'm still curious why I could connect through unix and
not windows for port 25 but I guess I can talk to our network guy
Stefano,
I took your suggestion about the port 25 being closed and moved the smtp
port from 25 to 1555 and now I am able to access it local and remotely by
name and ip address. I'm still curious why I could connect through unix and
not windows for port 25 but I guess I can talk to our network guy
It my companies intranet and I do not have control over it. I've tried
installing on a second windows machine and now I cannot telnet into port 25
at all. Even using local host.
Is the network between the server and the failing clients under your own
control? Many
Is the network between the server and the failing clients under your own
control? Many internet provider put firewall filters on port 25.
Stefano
Scott Nusbaum ha scritto:
I can ping the machine name and ip from all computers. I can telnet into
ports 110 and 4555 from all computers but I still
I can ping the machine name and ip from all computers. I can telnet into
ports 110 and 4555 from all computers but I still cannot telnet into the
port 25 from the local machine or remote windows machine using either the
machine name or the ip address.
Thanks again for helping I've been trying t
Scott Nusbaum ha scritto:
Stefano,
Thank you for the speedy reply. The Windows firewall is disabled. Wouldn't
the firewall block all connections not just those from windows. Unix
connections still succeed.
Scott
If you use the IP and not the name in the telnet then it has to be
something i
Stefano,
Thank you for the speedy reply. The Windows firewall is disabled. Wouldn't
the firewall block all connections not just those from windows. Unix
connections still succeed.
Scott
Stefano Bagnara-2 wrote:
>
> If telnet from localhost work then this is probably a firewall issue.
> Che
If telnet from localhost work then this is probably a firewall issue.
Check your windows firewall.
Stefano
Scott Nusbaum ha scritto:
Thank you in advance for any help.
I installed James 2.3.1 on windows xp without any problems. I can telnet to
port 25 and 4555 successfully from this same machi
Thank you in advance for any help.
I installed James 2.3.1 on windows xp without any problems. I can telnet to
port 25 and 4555 successfully from this same machine when using the
commands:
telnet localhost 25
telnet localhost 4555
telnet machinename 4555
telnet 4555
but when I try the com
Álvaro Póliz ha scritto:
Hello,
Im having a problem when changing Apache JAMES to a new machine, similar
than the old one.
This error appears when I start JAMES in this new machine:
/
There was an uncaught exception:
-
--- Message ---
[..
Hello,
Im having a problem when changing Apache JAMES to a new machine, similar
than the old one.
This error appears when I start JAMES in this new machine:
/
There was an uncaught exception:
-
--- Message ---
Failed to start application j
I've been using James for more than six months, it servers about 300 email
accounts - had no issues whatsoever - James is cconfigured to use dbfile
repository.
There's on thing though that I'd love to have but I have no idea how to do
it..
Some users require to set up 'out of office' reply when th
Hello
Yesterday I tried to integrate a Spring application context into James,
that can be used within Mailets. It succeeded only halfway. My custom
component will be loaded during startup (I print out some loading
statements and spring logs some stuff), but I cannot access it with the
ServiceManag
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