per.log, but now there is additional logging in other log files. What I
particularly missed was having some feedback from remote mail exchangers that I
sent mail to and that is now satisfied in part at least. So it's now less of a
concern.
Was interested to read that you said (I think) you ha
the response of a remote MX when sending a message. In the formerly empty
mailetcontainer.log I see
DEBUG 11:04:47,426 |
org.apache.james.transport.mailets.remote.delivery.MailDelivrerToHost | Mail
(Mail1584529471843-0f9c6aa4-2919-47e1-bd7d-c446516ebb49-to-dmatthews.org) sent
successful
What matters is that you have the key pair and that james (or exim or postfix
or whatever smtp software) signs outgoing mail with the private key and that
the corresponding public key is available in a correctly formatted DNS TXT
record - one for *each* domain.
>
>I am hosting all of my doma
ses the corresponding public key in your domain's TXT
record to make sure the mail came from your domain and has not been tampered
with in transit
https://dmatthews.org/email_auth.html#dkim
Finally if your mail is actually being bounced rather than just silently being
put into spam boxes
issing feature that should be
implemented even if I have to do it myself :-)
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ending or receiving message? Could you put some logs, even they
>are debugs, looking at the mailet processing pipeline might give us some
>ideas
>
What I found was that if you sent a mail the logs reported it as being spooled,
but it was never delivered to the inbox. No error message and th
hi
I'm experimenting with james 3.3.0 (couldn't get 3.4 to work) and starting to
like what I see, but compared to the exim4 setup I'm used to there is one thing
missing. This is being able to see the conversation between mail servers when
you send a message, which to me is he b
ould startup with the run.sh script.
Anyway, thanks for your help; certainly prodded me to get to this point. For
the record I just ran up the 3.3.0 version on the laptop, switched to maildir
storage, added a localhost user, sent a test mail and.. IT JUST WORKS :-)
After a bit more looking at
james can listen on ports
143 and 25.
I created a domain in james that actually has A and MX records pointing to the
VM and a james user in that domain. I configured maildir storage and commented
out the offending mailet as has been proscribed.
A test mail from another fully functioning mail s
hi Matt
>so it took me quite some time to set up the VM and tinker all so it
>So, although I didn't checked local DerbyDB nor Maildir as
>mail storage at least with a mariaDB it worked.
Could you also check with Derby? As the default setting that should be pretty
easy.
>Si
of the type of storage.
>
I think that is the case.
*Definitely* no mail delivered anywhere on the system with maildir storage. And
I say again although I am a james newbie, I've lots of real life email
experience as sys admin with dovecot and exim and my own java based webmail
stuff.
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ng
its tag to
James starts and that feels like a better fix, but again, no test mail gets
delivered.
Leaving this for another day now :-)
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var/store/maildir/localhost/david. James is playing nice as an imap server.
Here's the logged test message:-
INFO 13:17:24,176 | org.apache.james.smtpserver.SendMailHandler | Successfully
spooled mail Mail1583327844013-52b0d5a5-d40c-48fd-b4db-e8e2ea2b735f from
MaybeSender{mailAddress
ssues with the
imap side of James - I could authenticate, create maildir mailboxes and store
and read test emails to myself in the outbox folder; these tests just never
reached the inbox. The problem definitely wasn't an issue with the webmail as I
did a test talking SMTP on port 25 and ag
hi Matt
Not got to grips with it yet. I definitely had James 3.4.0 running at some
point and spooling mail (yet never delivering it). I briefly looked at it again
yesterday and didn't even get it to run!
I'll backtrack over what I did myself a couple of months ago and then loo
>Hi Matt,
>
>I will check the steps that you mentioned. Then I will let you know about the
>result.
>
>Thank you for your help
>
+1
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>Anybody face with receive problem on 3.4.0 release? I can monitor the mail is
>sending through SMTP server and queued successfully. But mail client is not
>able to receive mail. I am not able to see any kind of error in log
>files,either.
>
+1
and was unable to find a
hi
james-3.4.0 tarball installed on linux fedora v29 (no docker used).
echo $JAVA_HOME
/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.8.0-openjdk-1.8.0.232.b09-0.fc29.x86_64/jre
I can telnet to james at ports 143 & 25 - (also to an external mail server, so
isp is not blocking port 25)
Everything else mostly looks
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