Messages. However I guess it would be useful to know how to do all of
it in case someone wanted to use no database at all, or is that a bad idea?
-Andrew
On 9/21/2011 1:41 PM, Norman Maurer wrote:
Depends on which parts you are talking about ? Messages, users,
domains, recipientrewrite
sure your originating IP works w/reverse lookup.
-Andrew
On 9/20/2011, "Hillel Bilman" wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I think you may have answered my question on why emails to gmail have been
>failing. I get the same symptoms
>of 20/09/11 21:18:52 INFO James.Mailet: RemoteDel
ecord with a valid
Reverse DNS entry. Currently your mail server does not fill that
requirement. For more information, refer to:
http://help.comcast.net/content/faq/PTR";
It would be good if the log entries contained more of the reject me
How do I change from storing in Derby to storing in files with James 3.0?
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>should be better detailed.
>
>you should invoke 'addAddressMapping help xyz.com and...@xyz.com
>
>thx.
>
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>> Andrew
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Can someone tell me about this function of james-cli?
addAddressMapping
Is there something in the docs anyplace yet? Can I use this to add an
alias so that h...@xyz.com can forward to and...@xyz.com?
Thanks,
Andrew
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Thanks! That fixed it. Did I miss this in the docs? If not it should be
included in the quickstart doc.
-Andrew
Stefano Bagnara wrote:
Go to your RemoteDelivery mailet configuration and add:
OUTGOINGIP
OUTGOINGIP
OUTGOINGHOSTNAME
I also use
The reject comes back from the remote mail server which James's is
reaching out to with SMTP to deliver mail. James is saying
"localhost" when james should be saying "xyz.com" and the remote end
doesn't like it.
-Andrew
On 9/15/2011, "Norman Maurer" wrot
Made that change but it didn't fix the problem. I'm still sending
"localhost".
Is there something I can change so that James will autodetect correctly
even if I can't specify the returned value in smtpserver.xml?
-Andrew
On 9/15/2011, "Norman Maurer" wrote:
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>> but that issue said it was resolved Dec-2010.
>>
>> How does James determine what hostname to use when autodetecting?
> These
>> three commands all return the correct value:
>> hostname -f
>> uname
ll return the correct value:
hostname -f
uname -n
sysctl kernel.hostname
Where is James picking up localhost from?
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I'm currently using this:
file://var/mail/all_mail_archive/
true
But it's logging all mail including bad addresses. I'd like to log all
outbound mail and all inbound mail addressed to a legit user only. How can
I do that?
Thanks!
Andrew
Yes, I found the same thing - you now need to specify the full class name.
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not found it uses a hard coded standard package from
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config.xml
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spam
550 Requested action not taken: rejected - Sender or Domain
blocked by spam filter
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Hi,
I have a simple matcher for checking a list of blacklisted mail
addresses.
It seems to work fine when it is invoked, but sometimes blacklisted
mails are completely bypassing the matcher,
Are there any common reason for this?
I'm using JAMES 2.2.0
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start from the beginning? Does James
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http://www.ordb.org/
etc...
My "spam" processor is configured like so...
These don't seem to be blocking anything, nor are they notifying me. Can
anyone suggest why?
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We're currently using 2.2.0, does the bayesian filter work with this?
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Michel,
There's a little information on this here...
http://james.apache.org/FAQ.html#7
But hopefully someone can give a more up to date answer.
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Stefano,
Would it be possible to create some seed data, or does some exist for
the Bayesian filter corpus, it seems to me that certain tokens are
always going to be considered as spam (v1agra/ciali$ etc...)
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Stefano,
Bayesian filter sounds good.
I've not looked at this, where can I find out more information? Is it
documented anywhere?
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It would be good if a .classpath could be added to the repository to aid
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assume it's got to go sometime. Or is there any special reason why
things have to be done in a specific order? If IIRC wraps log4j isn't
log4j already a dependency?
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8);
+ if(null!=recipientAddress){
+ sb.append(" [to:" + (recipientAddress).toInternetAddress
().getAddress() + "]");
+ }else if(null!=recipient){
+ sb.append(" [to:" + recipi
Stefano,
Thanks for that.
On Mon, 2006-01-23 at 16:50 +0100, Stefano Bagnara wrote:
> Andrew Sykes wrote:
> > Stefano,
> >
> > This may seem like a silly question, but what is the "state map"? Can
> > you elaborate a bit please?
>
>
> With the n
Stefano,
This may seem like a silly question, but what is the "state map"? Can
you elaborate a bit please?
On Mon, 2006-01-23 at 16:19 +0100, Stefano Bagnara wrote:
> Andrew Sykes wrote:
> > Stefano,
> >
> > Were you looking for something like this?
>
>
Logger().error("Rejected message to: " +
recipientAddress.toInternetAddress().getAddress() + " - authentication
is required for mail request");
return;
}
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reach at the moment could quickly become just another stable feature of
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Let me know what you think...
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Is there any more information available on the JMX stuff for JAMES?
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Thanks for this information. I'll have a look
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ly not International Olympic
Commitee :-)
And on a slightly different subject, but perhaps related, what are the
plans for remote access (other than telnet), would an API allowing
something like RMI be a good idea? I'm thinking this might encourage
someone to write a client-side admin GUI.
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Where can I find info about what is going to be used instead of Avalon?
Would Excalibur work?
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JAMES guys would love to hear from you...
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ministator worth his salt". Comments like this are
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On the GUI, you could say the same about Samba, but you're never going
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you can't actually show them something they have a chance of
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-Andrew Hayden
On 6/16/05, Steven Chan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi there,
>
> i have problem to send my email to yahoo/hotmail/gmail via Apache James.
> Appreciate if you can show me the setting or tutori
could be a
configurable section somewhere that lets you specify the max #
recipients per domain to send to at once... just my two cents.
-Andrew Hayden
On 6/14/05, Peter T. Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a mailing list of modest size, less than 1500 members. But it seems
> I ca
message the new email will go out but once james attempts that 25 meg email
it stops sending again.
Thanks,
Andrew
W:\james-2.2.0\apps\james\logs>more mailet-2005-03-10-07-30.log
10/03/05 07:30:23 INFO James.Mailet: RemoteDelivery: maxRetries is larger
than total number of attem
When you say check the list header, are you saying the mail server would be
aware of what each listserv program's header looks like? Or is there some
standard header all listservers adhere to?
-Andrew
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Sent: F
Doesn't that still allow autoresponders to post to lists (albeit only once)?
-Andrew
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From: Daniel Perry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 07, 2005 8:31 AM
To: James Users List
Subject: RE: Email Auto responder
I think the best way to deal with th
Hmm..Is there a master list maintained of email addresses used to post to
list-servs? If such a list does not exist, how can an autoresponder know
for certain that it isn't posting to a list? And if such a list did exist,
how could you keep it from being a list of spam targets?
-A
g.xml:
_Unable to find processor log_all_mail,transport requested for processing of
Mail1105024939305-0t
Alternatively, I can direct all mail to the all_mail_archive but then it
just sits there and does not also get delivered.
Thanks,
Andrew
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From: Noel J. Bergman [mailto:[
ll just dump all the mail to a CDR once a
month, ideally in mbox or some XML format.
Andrew
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Subject: Re: How to archive all inbound/outbound mail?
On Jan 05, 2005, a
Noel,
Does that mean the file repository should not be used in production
currently?
Thanks,
Andrew
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From: Noel J. Bergman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: How to archive all
Thanks very much. Zoe looks cool but for now we just need to comply with
regulatory requirements forcing us to keep all our mail around.
Thanks,
Andrew
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From: PA [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: James Users List
Subject: Re
We need to archive all inbound and outbound mail. This can be in any
format, mbox, txt file, etc. What is the best way to do this? Use an
existing mailet? If so, which one and how should it be configured?
Thanks,
Andrew
Alagan,
Use VERP style addressing, setup GroupWise/Novell to forward the bounces
to James. Write a mailet for James to process. You should be set.
Andy
1. Use james for your outgoing mail server and write a mailet to handle
bounces
Alagan Sathianathan wrote:
Hi:
We use Novell mail servers and
Andrew Gilbert wrote:
Noel J. Bergman wrote:
We would like to be able to delay processing of a certain set of
inbound
messages.
B. Write a matcher for the set of messages we want to delay, route them
to a custom processor. In that processor have a custom Mailet which
writes to a custom Spool
Noel J. Bergman wrote:
We would like to be able to delay processing of a certain set of inbound
messages.
B. Write a matcher for the set of messages we want to delay, route them
to a custom processor. In that processor have a custom Mailet which
writes to a custom Spool repository and runs a
We would like to be able to delay processing of a certain set of inbound
messages. Anyone have good ideas on how best do this. Possibilities seem
to be:
A. Modify /org/apache/james/transport/JamesSpoolManager.java to put a
delay into the accept() call for the inbound spool. This has the
disadv
Noel J. Bergman wrote:
Andrew,
It appears that in this case James is sending the error
message to the "From" header address and is not using
the envelope address.
What version of James, and how is the bounce being generated?
--- Noel
My bad. Looks like I have somehow ga
Having an issue where we are trying to send with a "dynamic" or VERP
like envelope address to catch bounces. It appears that in this case
James is sending the error message to the "From" header address and is
not using the envelope address. It looks like it is setting Return-Path:
differently b
I wouldn't mind a copy of your cron job.
Thanks
Andrew
bill parducci wrote:
Steve Brewin wrote:
> How can James be configured to "refuse service to DHCP pools".
> I guess I'm
> missing something as I cannot see anything that authoratively
> identifies an
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