Hi,
IIRC the correct command is:
MAIL FROM: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
that works here,
Michael
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Von: duvan
Gesendet: 13.11.2008 15:30
> Tried without space also.
>
> Like:
>
> mail from:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> (hope CAPITAL letters do not matter)
>
> Still get rep
>
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> [X] +1 James 3.0 -> Java 1.5
> [ ] -1 Keep James 3.0 on Java 1.4
> -
>
Since I've never used James with Java < 1.5
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> From today, all mails received by FETCHMAIL is stored in spam
> directory. Users are unable to retrieve the mails. Could any one
> help?
Stop using relays.ordb.org
kind regards,
Michael
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Hi,
>
> Please tell us if the Sun JDK solved the issue or if you have the jstack
> output. I cannot think of anything else looking at the stacktrace and
> the netstat output...
Well, i switched to Sun JDK 1.5.0_13-b05 two days ago and the problem didnt't
happen again yet. If it does, I'm gonna pos
Hi Stefano,
another thing i just noticed: From the moment when JAMES stops working it starts
leaving temp files behind, all with the size of 1 byte and with an "R" in it:
-rw-r--r-- 1 james james1 2007-10-02 10:58 Mail1191315491538-1106053225.m64
-rw-r--r-- 1 james james1 2007-10-02 10:58
Hi Stefano,
> Can you run a "netstat -n" and a "jstack " when it happens, to
> understand what the server is doing and what are the active connections?
here is the netstat output:
*** snip ***
# netstat -nap|grep 10025
tcp0 0 :::127.0.0.1:10025 :::*LISTEN
31286
Hi Stefano,
> this happens when the SMTP server receive a new mail from a remote
> client. When the DATA command is received the SMTP server opens a
> temporary file and start streaming the mail content to this file.
>
> The "Exception opening socket: null" probably happens because the
> connectio
Hi,
> I've seen something like this before but I can't remember if I did
> anything to fix it or if the sending side just gave up after awhile. It
> may be trying to send a huge message and the JVM is running out of
> memory. I have:
>
> PHOENIX_JVM_OPTS="-Xms512m -Xmx512m"
> export PHOENIX_JVM_
Hi List,
today one of my JAMES installations developed an interesting (and annoying!)
behavior. It works perfectly for hours, but suddendly this stack trace appears
in the smtpserver log file:
**
27/09/07 15:24:53 INFO smtpserver: Connection from nospamv3.net4you.at
(127.0.0.1)
27/09/07 1
Hi,
I can confirm that I got the same Problem on Linux with IBM JDK 1.5
(build pxi32dev-20070201 (SR4)). Using
PHOENIX_JVM_OPTS="-Xmx600M"
has mitigated the problem for me. Additionally, I restart JAMES every
night, just to be safe.
Michael
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Hi,
It should work also with DBs and we are not aware of any racing
condition or locking issue in 2.3.0. So you are probably hitting an
unknown bug. I never seen this behaviour on 2.3.0 so I cannot
investigate on it, sorry.
I'll see if I can prepare a simple test-case for 2.3.0 and then make a
Hi, I got some some news from the front :)
I am using MySQL for spooling, could this be the culprit?
I tried the normal File-Based spooling and everything is working
smoothly now. Is there any change to get it working with MySQL spooling too?
Michael
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Hi,
What version of James are you using?
James 2.3.0
James 2.2.0 had bugs in spooling timings and often the send was delayed
10-60 seconds.
Sound pretty much like the problem I'm facing with 2.3.0.
The only option you have is to increase the number of spool threads /
delivery threads: this
Hi List,
is there any way how i could influence whether a Mail is processed
immediately or spooled first? I have the requirement that a mail is
processed in under 10 seconds which is usually achieved easily. But
sometimes JAMES decides to spool the mail first and process it like 20
seconds lat
Hi,
not much hope on these with Bayesian Analysis IMO. There aren't any
patterns which such a filter can detect. The newest ones even use text
which is slightly rotated and are made up of several frames using
animated gif's.
Would love to hear some ideas on how to detect them reliably, too.
M
Hello Stefano,
Once the mail is store into the error processor the current thread has
no more tasks to do. Another thread will pick up the mail from the error
state and run it through the error processor.
Then it is as I feared ;)
I suggest you to read this too:
http://wiki.apache.org/james/H
Hi,
There is a thread pool for the spoolmanager, every thread simply take a
mail from the spool and let it run through a single processor (a
sequence of mailets). At the end of the processor the mail (if it still
exists) is stored to another processor or ghosted (or duplicated).
Another thread
Hi List,
I have developed some custom mailets that connect to a backend database
via Hibernate, which is a ORM mapper.
Usually it's safe to use a ThreadLocal variable to store the current
Hibernate Session (which is, in essence, nothing else than the current
database transaction). I've written
future please explain what youmean.
On 3/5/07, Michael Weissenbacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Jim,
> Can you tell me where james stores the encryped passwords, what
> directory/file?
1. Please don't top-post
2. Please don't hijack other threads
3. As Norman already told y
Hi,
Is it possible for James to bounce back a message as soon as it finds out
that it can not resolve DNS entry? Right now, if I send a mail to James
with incorrest host name, though the entry does not get resolved but
RemoteDelivery mailet keeps on retrying for about 6 days, which can make it
v
Hi Jim,
Can you tell me where james stores the encryped passwords, what
directory/file?
1. Please don't top-post
2. Please don't hijack other threads
3. As Norman already told you, there is no way to get the passwords back
because they are encrypted via an one-way function (hash function).
4. T
Hi,
Im in search for a good mailet api tutorial.Can anyone recommend one
please.
I recommend the following article:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-james1.html
and it's second part:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-james2.html
regards,
Michael
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Hi,
I am afraid that with a simple java program that performs very fast socket
open/reset james can crash, which would be a serious bug.
You haven't told us about your environment. On Java Production Servers
under Linux with many open sockets I usually have to change the nofile
Parameter in sec
Hi,
Good point. Thanks for the explanation. But in my case, I ONLY bounce
outbound messages from authenticated users that cannot be delivered (due
to invalid domain name or domain down). So there's no risk in attaching
the message on the bounce since they are only going back to my own
authe
Hi,
I am curious, though, about your comment that sending the message back
as an attachment affects spam. I realize that including the orig note
increases the size of the bounce that needs to be sent. But other than
that, I don't see how it's going to help spammers be more effective. Is
it
Hi,
> maybe we will include a experimental version in the next major release.
> Stay tuned ;-)
this sounds like great news! Will there be a possibility to deliver
Mails to certain IMAP folders via mailets? It would be cool for mailing
lists to pre-sort mails and not have all of them delivered to
Hi,
> Anyone have any ideas how I go about changing the encoding that James
> uses, which defaults to the ANSI one? I've tried the JVM params
> -Dfile.encoding=8859_1 -Dmail.mime.charset=iso-8859-15, with no change
> in the result.
Have you tried what i suggested yesterday?
java -Dfile.encoding=UT
Hi,
> It is encoded according to following standard.
>
> http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2047.html
>
> I think everything is Ok.
that's theoritically true. But in practice there are some email programs
out there (like MS Outlook or Mozilla Thunderbird IIRC) that don't know
about "ANSI_X3.4-1968", wh
Hi,
I don't use JAMES as Mail store but forward all mails to a local
Courier-IMAP (via the remote delivery mailet with a gateway). Then I use
squirrelmail to access it. The only drawback is that squirrelmail gets
considerably slow on mailboxes with >1000 Mails. I guess that's because
it always fet
Hi,
which OS are you using? Have you defined a default locale?
try:
java -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8
or
java -Dfile.encoding=CP1252
Michael
Craig Raw schrieb:
Hi,
I'm having a problem in James that I'm hoping one of the knowledgeable
people on this list can help with. Certain emails received by Ja
Hi,
Don't worry problem solved. There was a weird flag at our end ...which
was causing this.
Sorry to bother u guys.
You wouldn't want to know how often i solve problems just by trying to
explain them to someone else :)
Michael
Hi,
don't know whether or not this question sounds ridiculous, but I just
want to have mails that make its way through my James setup processed
by some configured mailets and deleted / expunged / quietly discarded
afterwards without actually being stored anywhere - no repository, no
SQL database,
Hi List,
is there a DTD or a XSD for validation of config.xml? It's somewhat
annoying that my editor (JEdit) complains about undecalred element types
all over the place while editing config.xml. Is it harmful to remove the
DOCTYPE from config.xml?
thanks,
Michael
Hi,
Bud Bach schrieb:
In the documentation for custom mailets:
http://james.apache.org/server/2.3.0/custom_mailet.html
Under the section titled "Adding Your Mailet to the Classpath", option 1b it
says:
"It will also be necessary to unpack the JavaMail and James jar files from
the provided .sar
Hi Norman,
Thanks for your answers
M> Now I wonder what would be the best way to handle unexpected
M> Excpeptions in my custom mailets, for example a NullPointerException
M> or a problem with the Database Connection. As i've observed the
M> message gets forwarded to the error processor and put int
Hi List,
I am new to this list and semi-new to JAMES. I've sucessfully set up
JAMES and i've made some custom matchers and mailets. Reading through
the documentation, the wiki and "Working with James" from the IBM
developerworks I consider myself informed :)
Now I wonder what would be the bes
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