Hi,
I remember other similar question on this mailing list, and answers
stating that it was not enough documented/tested.
Listserver has been removed (temporary) in 3.0.
Thx,
Eric
On 19/01/12 15:50, David Moss wrote:
I¹m about ready to give up. I have James 2.3.2 running under Solaris, an
Hi Nicola,
If you are only looking for SMTP loadbalancing, it's indeed a matter of
configuring a distributed activemq cluster, with numerous producers (the
smtp servers) and only one consumer (the server responsible to dequeue,
store in mailbox, and serve via imap4/pop3 the inbox).
Now, if y
I¹m about ready to give up. I have James 2.3.2 running under Solaris, and
I¹ve been successfully serving up mail to a couple of users for years. Now I
want to run a list server. Trouble is, none of the configurations on the
Wiki seem to work. Not only that, but there seems to be some config files
r
Hello!
I'm using James 3.0-beta3 with maildir, and I'm looking for a efficient
method to perform load balancing of various SMTP servers.
This is my scenario:
For the email domain mydomain.com exist many MX records:
mxA.mydomain.com, mxB.mydomain.com, ...
Every MX record corresponds to a SMTP
If you are on James 3 then you can't use mailetpackages anymore (it is
a 2.x thing).
You simply have to use the fully qualified class name in the mailet
configuration:
Stefano
2012/1/19 Garvice Eakins :
> I must be missing something
>
> In theWriting a custom Mailet section it has:
>
> 1c.
