Hi Danny,
> I know that there used to be a problem with this, but that was some
> years ago and I thought that we had removed the cause.
> I have very little understanding of the interaction between windows
> and java at the file level, but I think you're saying that James
> should be deleting the
Hi,
We use James 2.3.2 in our product as an SMTP relay - email comes in via
SMTP, gets processed, and gets sent on via SMTP using the RemoteDelivery
Mailet.
One of our customers is reporting that files build up in the spool
folder. They are running on Windows 2003 R2. They have to restart the
ser
On Wed, 2009-09-02 at 14:10 +0200, Stefano Bagnara wrote:
> 2009/9/2 Martin Brown :
> >
> >> So JAMES connect Postini and Postini replies a 400: to what command?
> >> Can you post some detail on the SMTP conversation leading to this 400
> >> error?
>
> So JAMES connect Postini and Postini replies a 400: to what command?
> Can you post some detail on the SMTP conversation leading to this 400 error?
Unfortunately I don't have that information.
> I don't know any MTA that will make a second retry in the same
> connection to Postini. Many MTA d
Thanks for your response.
> > We've hit an issue when sending via Postini from James.
> >
> > The destination email system has two servers listed in DNS, one with
> > cost 10 and the other with cost 20. The server with cost 10 does not
> > accept connections. The other appears ok.
> >
> > Postini
Hi,
We've hit an issue when sending via Postini from James.
The destination email system has two servers listed in DNS, one with
cost 10 and the other with cost 20. The server with cost 10 does not
accept connections. The other appears ok.
Postini don't spool email - they operate as a thin proxy
On Tue, 2008-07-15 at 10:22 -0500, Jerry M wrote:
> Two more quick questions before I get into the deeper issues
>
> 1) I noticed that the SMTP connection timeout in the default config file
> is set to 36. (6 minutes?) What was the rationale for selecting
> such a long timeout as the d
Hi Jerry,
> I have asked previously about my recurring OutOfMemory errors. I
> increased the heap (I think). But I see no change. The following is a
> snippit from my connections log (log level set to WARN). I need a brief
> education on how James works with these connections. These "IP"
Hi Ozkan,
> exception! javax.mail.MessagingException: Malformed message;
>nested exception is:
> java.io.IOException: Unknown encoding: 8-bit
>
I hit something similar. It turned out to be a problem with the JVM
installer.
The Windows JRE installer doesn't automatically install the
> I neglected to mention in my first posting that we are running James 2.3.1
> on three identical servers. Two servers are running fine with no issues.
> It is only the one server (which does by far the most volume) that we are
> having the issue with.
Any OutOfMemoryError items in the log? A
Hi Sharma,
> But when I have to port this to Sun machine-I need to test it first. I
> am not a root or superuser and thus cannot use any of the ports which is
> lower than 1024. So how to work?
...
> James Mail Server 2.3.0
> Remote Manager Service started plain:4555
> POP3 Service started plain:2
Hi,
> Didn't worked after I change the subject of the email. When I am going
> thru the code-this exception is getting generated from these places:
You might find that upgrading to James 2.3 fixes this issue. I got
something similar in 2.2 under certain conditions and 2.3 fixed it for me.
The
Hi Ivan,
> Any idea what?s wrong? I can only think that the new config.xml is
> incompatible with the old one for some reason? Is that true?
Yes - the new config.xml and the other config files are incompatible.
> If so any idea how to easily convert without re-writing everything?
The differenc
13 matches
Mail list logo
