Re: James 3.0, can't enable ssl/tls for POP3

Sounds like a bug. Can you open a jira issue ? https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JAMES Thx, Norman 2010/6/1 alex c. : > Hello. > > I am trying to enable POP3 on James-3.0-SNAPSHOT, but when I connect > it is still a plain socket. > > What I did: > > 1. Created a keystore > james-server-spri

What could cause all the emails go to 'deadletter'

Hello, all, Somehow, all the emails (going to my james server and going out from james server ) end up in deadletter table (I used the default sqlResource.xml to create the tables). I did successfully receive email to inbox table last week. Nothing changed in the server set up. Here are the main

Re: SMTP Port change disables POP3

Thanks for the idea Norman. I'll try that if there's no other option. I would really rather not route my outgoing james emails through the mail server on my ISP two provinces away in Victoria. Regarding your PS note, I agree that changing the SMTP port should not affect POP3 services. For my

James 3.0, can't enable ssl/tls for POP3

Hello. I am trying to enable POP3 on James-3.0-SNAPSHOT, but when I connect it is still a plain socket. What I did: 1. Created a keystore james-server-spring-deployment-3.0-SNAPSHOT\conf\my.keystore with "secret" as a password.. 2. Copied "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_20\jre\lib\ext\sunjce_pro

Re: SMTP Port change disables POP3

Hi Gerry, the problem is if you want to run a "public" smtpserver you need to use port 25 for smtp. Usually ISPs only block outgoing port 25, so if this is the case you need to specify the ISPS Mail gateway in RemoteDelivery. Bye, Norman Ps: And yes changing smtp port has nothing todo with pop3

SMTP Port change disables POP3

Hello. A short while ago, I installed James 2.3.2 on a Windows 2003 Server. The server is physically located two provinces away from my home and is not part of my ISP's subnet. Configuration was minimal - I deliberately chose to make the least possible change to the default config.xml file in or

Re: mandatory TLS?

Norman, Ideally it would be outgoing and incoming. We have done a prototype where we paired James with Postfix, but I was hoping to simplify down to James alone. We have created a custom Maillet to apply S/MIME to the messages, but we'd still like to encrypt the channel. --david On Tue, Jun 1

Re: james-2.3.2 starts to consume CPU and eat memory when SSL enabled.

Hi Stephane, could you show use the exact jvm version ? Could you try james trunk and see i you have the same problem ? Thx, Norman 2010/5/31 Stephane : > >> >> 2010/4/22, alex c. gmail.com>: >> > Hello, >> > >> > I have enabled the SSL for POP3 (using >> > http://wiki.apache.org/james/UsingSS

Re: mandatory TLS?

Hi David, so you just need "outgoing" tls for SMTP ? Bye, Norman 2010/5/31 David McCallie Jr : > Hello, > > I am new to James.  I have a question that I couldn't answer on the wiki. > > Can James be configured to support "mandatory TLS" such that SMTP > connections from a James server to anothe