Re: Do spam honeypot will work in apache james?

2005-09-14 Thread Jeremy . Foot
An open relay is a mail server that will forward any mail that is not addressed to its own address space. Any email server can pass mail through this relay. To achieve this, it can not authenticate the the sending server, it just accepts everyone. James can be configured to run with or without SMT

Re: how to build spam honeypot in apache james?

2005-09-14 Thread Jeremy . Foot
How many words do you need me to put in your thesis? Next week or can I have a bit longer. Are you aware of Apache SpamAssassin? Jeremy p.s. Beware, your modulator may be reading this mail list as well :-) "nurularesya ;p" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 09/14/2005 12:08 PM Please respond to "James

Re: Do spam honeypot will work in apache james?

2005-09-14 Thread Jeremy . Foot
I haven't tested anything but it I think you would just need to configure, or probably remove, the remote delivery mailet and the basic functionality would be done. you would also want to write some stuff to collect the data your after and bin the incoming mail. Make this code efficient because

Re: Do spam honeypot will work in apache james?

2005-09-14 Thread Jeremy . Foot
Things that **LOOK LIKE** an open relay will almost certainly atract all the spam you can eat. Real open relays are now a bad thing. Jeremy "nurularesya ;p" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 09/14/2005 01:07 AM Please respond to "James Users List"                 To:        James Users List         c

RE: How to archive all inbound/outbound mail?

2005-01-06 Thread Jeremy . Foot
Andrew,         The key thing with regulatory archives is process and audit trail. The media is of less importance. If you think about it, you could easily create an 'archive' of emails on a CDR (or Flinstone(patent pending) platter)  with any date you liked. Fundamentally, make sure any access

RE: James in Production

2004-11-17 Thread Jeremy . Foot
Milton,         Before you depart, what fell over or failed? Problems that are known about and verified can be fixed. Vague issues cannot. Jeremy "Noel J. Bergman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 18/11/2004 11:40 Please respond to "James Users List"                 To:        "James Users List" <[E

Re: Installing on Mac OS 10.3.5

2004-10-24 Thread Jeremy . Foot
Michael,         I'm not in front of my Mac right now due to corporate bias however - Are you using an administrator enabled account to start James or a real root shell? If you open a terminal window, run %sudo -s And then start james; do you have the same problem? Forgive me if I am teaching my

RE: High availability using James

2004-08-18 Thread Jeremy . Foot
Hi,         The issue you will run into is with the message store. If you want a resilient mail relay then its no issue because it doesn't matter which node you store the message on before forwarding. The problem comes if the mail user agents need to access their mailboxes on the James server (po

James as a gateway from mail to other transports?

2004-06-01 Thread Jeremy . Foot
I am not currently a James user but I am trying to decide if I can use it to simplify a real problem. I need to send and receive files via mail to an outside vendor. So far so easy. However my internal clients want to pass me the outbound files via MQ or FTP and for me to send them their inbound