Re: Address-Errors for valid user accounts

See attached. Gerry -- From: "Norman" Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2010 10:57 PM To: Subject: Re: Address-Errors for valid user accounts Hi, I would be interested in: domainlist.xml mailetcontainer.xml mailserver.xml Thx, Norman Am 11.11.20

Re: Quick Start for 3.0-M2

Maybe this is a dumb question, but: How do I use JMX? Will I need to install Tomcat or some other app server? Regards, Eric MacAdie President, Chicago Java Users Group http://blog.cjug.org On 11/11/2010 12:54 AM, Norman wrote: Hi Eric, the memory you need depends on the workload of James.. Th

Re: Address-Errors for valid user accounts

Hi, I would be interested in: domainlist.xml mailetcontainer.xml mailserver.xml Thx, Norman Am 11.11.2010 07:53, schrieb Gerry Matte: Yes - I did enable virtual hosting Are there any specific CONF files I should submit ? Gerry -- From: "Norman"

Re: Quick Start for 3.0-M2

Hi Eric, the memory you need depends on the workload of James.. Thats all I can say about it, if you don't have heavy traffic you should be able to cut it down. Its just a "sane" default ;) About adding users direcly into the db, I don't think there will be a doc. You should use JMX todo this

Re: Address-Errors for valid user accounts

Yes - I did enable virtual hosting Are there any specific CONF files I should submit ? Gerry -- From: "Norman" Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2010 10:27 PM To: Subject: Re: Address-Errors for valid user accounts Hi Gerry, the mailinglist strip o

Re: Address-Errors for valid user accounts

Hi Gerry, the mailinglist strip of attachments. Anyway I have a guess. Did you enable virtualhosting in mailserver.xml ? If not you will need todo so.. Bye, Norman Am 11.11.2010 05:33, schrieb Gerry Matte: When I use Windows Live Mail client (as gerry.ma...@shaw.ca) on my remote PC I can s

Re: Quick Start for 3.0-M2

I'm running a very early James 3 on a Linux 64 for mass marketing and the memory stays at 320MB under load. br -- From: "Eric MacAdie" Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2010 12:29 PM To: "James Users List" Subject: Re: Quick Start for 3.0-M2 I hav

Re: Quick Start for 3.0-M2

I am running James on Linux. Regards, Eric MacAdie President, Chicago Java Users Group http://blog.cjug.org On 11/10/2010 10:36 PM, Gerry Matte wrote: Hi Eric. I don't know the answer but I suspect that you need to specify whether you are running on Unix or Windows ... Just a suggestion t

Undeliverable email alerts not being sent

In my earlier email regarding Eric's proposed Quckstart document, I suggested that the mailetcontainer.xml file be changed so that undeliverable emails (treated as address-errors) trigger an email back to the sender and also one to the postmaster. After I made these changes and restarted james,

Re: Quick Start for 3.0-M2

Hi Eric. I don't know the answer but I suspect that you need to specify whether you are running on Unix or Windows ... Just a suggestion to save time. It would be a good idea if Eric added a longer or more explicit description of the memory requirements on each platform to his quickstart d

Address-Errors for valid user accounts

When I use Windows Live Mail client (as gerry.ma...@shaw.ca) on my remote PC I can send an email to i...@gerrymatte.ca which is hosted on james3. However, as noted below the james3 mailcontext stores the received text as an address-error with no error message back to the sender. When I use

Re: Quick Start for 3.0-M2

I have a couple of questions: 1. One of the requirements is 512 MB of RAM. I am running my site (and a James server) on a VPS account that has 512 MB RAM total. Is James 3 not an option for me? 2. Are there plans on documenting how to add users to the database? If I can run James 3 on my VPS

Re: Quick Start for 3.0-M2

Hello Eric. Your November 8 Quickstart notes did not provide any instructions for Microsoft Windows users. In the attached PDF and text files, I suggest some added text for those folks. The PDF file shows the additions in yellow highlighting. The text file is the fulltext version of the PDF.