read messages

to read the message, do I need to configure my Ubuntu system to use James for mail, so that as user thufir I can type "mail" to read from James? Alternately, I've been looking at the CLI for derby, http://db.apache.org/derby/integrate/plugin_help/ij_toc.html just to poke around. Running james-c

Re: where is outgoing?

It still in the outgoing queue (default is activeMQ) after temporary failure. After the maxRetries, it will be redirected to the bounceProcessor. Thx, Eric On 08/22/2012 05:11 PM, Thufir wrote: Where is "outgoing"? Is that either in derby (by default), or in MySQL (as configured), or elsewh

where is outgoing?

Where is "outgoing"? Is that either in derby (by default), or in MySQL (as configured), or elsewhere? root@dur:/home/thufir/apache-james-3.0-beta4# root@dur:/home/thufir/apache-james-3.0-beta4# tail log/mailetcontainer.log INFO 12:06:42,530 | james.mailetcontext | Attempting delivery of Mai

Re: IMAP problem with 3.0-beta4

Thx for reporting Michael, Can you please open a JIRA on https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JAMES and log all useful information there. If you have a patch or configuration proposal, we will be very happy to review and discuss it :) Thx, Eric On 08/20/2012 08:59 AM, Michael Saladin wro

Re: matcher behavior ?

On 08/22/2012 03:08 PM, Stefano Bagnara wrote: (snipped) And was expecting 3 log messages (1 from first pair, 2 from second), but there were only 2 log message with different mail name. Yes, you should receive 3 log messages. Did i misunderstand matcher concept or configured mailets incorrec

Re: matcher behavior ?

2012/8/22 Tze-Kei Lee : > Hi, > > I assumed that when the matcher only matched partial recipients, james > will split original mail into 2 mail with different recipients which > are then processed by following matcher/mailet separately, is this > correct ? > > Because I tested nightly building(2012

Re: Dropping an e-mail after it has been accepted

2012/8/22 Tóth István Zoltán : > Hi, > > nope, but in that case I can reject the e-mail with HookResult. In the configuration you see a CoreCmdHandlerLoader. Looking here you can see what are the handlers loaded by this "loader" http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/james/server/trunk/protocols-smtp/sr

Re: mysql database

james-database.properties is the unique place you have to use to define the JDBC connections parameter. It is used for domain, user, mail whenever a JPA access is defined for them. Thx, Eric On 08/21/2012 10:56 AM, Thufir wrote: On 08/21/2012 02:45 AM, Thufir wrote: Should I create the tabl

Re: matcher behavior ?

Hi, You get it. I also needed debugging and Stefona explanation to get this (I didn't find in the documentation). I will push this to the web site. Thx, Eric On 08/22/2012 05:00 AM, Tze-Kei Lee wrote: Hi, I assumed that when the matcher only matched partial recipients, james will split or

Re: Dropping an e-mail after it has been accepted

Hi, nope, but in that case I can reject the e-mail with HookResult. Istvan 8/22/12 3:00 PM keltezéssel, Stefano Bagnara írta: 2012/8/22 Tóth István Zoltán : Hi, I would like to configure James 3.0 to call a Web Service whenever an e-mail is accepted and then drop the e-mail, telling the clie

Re: Dropping an e-mail after it has been accepted

2012/8/22 Tóth István Zoltán : > Hi, > > I would like to configure James 3.0 to call a Web Service whenever an e-mail > is accepted and then drop the e-mail, telling the client that it has been > processed and everything is fine. Do you want to always reply everything is fine even when the webserv

Dropping an e-mail after it has been accepted

Hi, I would like to configure James 3.0 to call a Web Service whenever an e-mail is accepted and then drop the e-mail, telling the client that it has been processed and everything is fine. I was able to create a mail handler which calls the web service but I have no clue how to stop the proc