Re: [?] Distinguishing mail spooled via fetchmail from others

Hi there, yeah there is.. in fetchmail some mailet attributes are set which you can later check via matcher. See http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/james/server/trunk/fetchmail/src/main/java/org/apache/james/fetchmail/MessageProcessor.java?view=markup Bye, Norman 2011/5/8 USHAKOV, Sergey : > Hi all,

Re: Fw: M3-SNAPSHOT: mail queue management and debugging

Hi Stefano, thanks for responding. Could you kindly explain what a lock is with respect to mail (if anything special), and if a matcher/mailet can lock a mail otherwise than by trivial looping? Thanks and best regards, Sergey - Original Message - From: "Stefano Bagnara" To: "Jame

Re: Fw: M3-SNAPSHOT: mail queue management and debugging

2011/5/8 USHAKOV, Sergey : > Hi Norman, > > I have more news. I have disabled _all_ my new matchers, including those > that worked smoothly for a month already, and this released the two mails > that stuck. First thing: check your mailets are thread safe (E.g: don't use mailet fields to store stat

[?] Distinguishing mail spooled via fetchmail from others

Hi all, is there any way for a matcher to distinguish between sources of the mail submitted into the spool, say, distinguish mail submitted via fetchmail from the others? Thanks and best regards, Sergey - To unsubscribe,

Re: Fw: M3-SNAPSHOT: mail queue management and debugging

Hi Norman, I have more news. I have disabled _all_ my new matchers, including those that worked smoothly for a month already, and this released the two mails that stuck. By the moment my JAMES is running smoothly again, with all my old matchers intact, and the new matcher fixed and arranged for