Martin Woolley wrote:
A reply to this email would be much appreciated.
Thanks
You got it. Apologies to the list.
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s or long-lived objects,
not objects with medium life-span (longer than one gc-cycle), else
garbage collection takes longer (if processor power is a short resource).
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r. Could you plug in some handling there? Not
sure as to what info might be available to you there, though.
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em to work perfectly. You can redirect
all fetched mail to your local account instead, but then I think you
might get duplicates.
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Hi tobe,
Thank you very much for your help! FetchPOP is working, as the emails
disappeared from the fetched account. Unfortunately, it does not
appear in my inbox.
In the section of ,
initially I set it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] That does not seem to work, so
I changed it to [EMAIL PROTECTED
digital signature. Unless the
signature is kept on a card which also processes the signing, and the
pin code is entered for each sent mail and entered on the card or at
least on the card reader and definitely not on the computer.
Still, it will surely be an improvement.
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(in environment.xml I think
it is), and check that james actually gets the request. Also check that
the mail you think you received is actually there in the repository.
Could there be some firewall in the way filtering out the requests? I
mean have you made sure that iptables, for example, wil
To protect config.xml, I would create a special user to run James and
make sure only that user can read the config.xml
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Hut Carspecken wrote:
Good Evening,
I have been looking at JAMES and it occurred to me that the JAMES server
advertises itself in the email trace information in an
attempt to connect directly to one of
those hosts.
In other words, set up your gateway in James smtp config to be the same
as you use from your e-mail clients for outgoing mail.
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Gregory,
what do you have in mind?
I think a valid question to ask yourself is what should you be able to
do with james from inside another program?
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, and pass the mail on
to the next mailserver. Just be careful in your configuration so that
your james server does not become a spam relay.
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e are many ways to skin a cat and not all need be so complicated.
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Have you edited the config.xml file on Windows so that there are
carriage-return characters in the file? These should not cause a problem
but I have found that they sometimes do anyway.
Or perhaps any other invisible characters?
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todd thorner wrote:
Hi,
I'm a newbie James user. D
list of domains?
Check out this excellent note on the wiki:
http://wiki.apache.org/james/James/SmartOrSecondaryHost
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you can preconfigure, great, otherwise one of the above schemes should
enable auto-configuration.
Personally, I would prefer RemoteDelivery to be as stupid as possible
and leave all sorts of retry-decisions to a mailet-pipeline.
e mail and deliver it into your
James mail-spool. Just be careful in configuring so that the mail does
not get sent out again.
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before you scan)
I think the notices generated by James have a specific sender (like
[EMAIL PROTECTED]), this could be used to divert them past the scan.
You could also set a mail-attribute and use that.
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The remaining mails should be from your postmaster and can be safely
delivered remotely.
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Corey A. Johnson wrote:
thanks tobe.
The server is used for inbound email only. i thought about bypassing
the scan based on sender ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) but since a lot of
emails spoof the from address
k you (and all others, you know who you
are) for all the work you put into James and all the great help you give
on the mailing list.
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transport
forward
true
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That will make sure that mail only goes through the Forward mailet once. If
you turn on DEBUG for the spool manager, you can watch the message flow
until you've got it working.
--- Noel
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dfsdf fsdfsd wrote:
im trying t
Hi!
I found an error in config.xml for james 2.2.0RC2.
The url for the ENTITY declarations in config.xml should be just
"../conf/file-name" to get it relative to the position of config.xml
instead of "file:../apps/james/conf/fil
create a mailet that does what you need. (you
could probably base it on mailing-list functionality and just add your
extras).
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is in the right place.
Is there a bug in james or is it ssmtp that is doing something wrong?
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Transcript:
[<-] 220 localhost SMTP Server (JAMES SMTP Server 2.2.0RC2) ready Fri, 7
May 2004 01:43:05 +0200 (CEST)
[->] HELO localhost
[<-] 250 localhost Hello localhost (localhost [
Where do the e-mails actually go that you send from your
UnavailableMessageSave?
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Cadbury wrote:
hi all...
i've some problems here n any help are greatly appreciated...
i want to try directing all emails to be handled by my custom class
instead of the default ToProcessor...
her
Sorry for taking so long, have been away:
Cadbury wrote:
2) then Apache James would email the (should be) recipient of the
email a message saying that he/she have got an email...
Is this mail sent through James? How does it get handled by the
processor? Are your mails looping?
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meBodyPart, though.
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have checked the phoenix logs under james-install-dir/logs, but
these I expect to give nothing)
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Dwane Lumley wrote:
Hi I am very new to James, I have just installed it on a windows XP
machine here at home where I run a mailing list.
So far tests have gone quite well until I tried to send over
.
About your config.xml getting overwritten, I cannot help. For me James
has always worked perfectly as a service (only tried it on WindowsXP),
and as a Linux daemon.
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Don't you have to write "digimatcher.RecipientIsAny=..." ?
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bill page wrote:
At the office I am running the production 2.1.3 release. I have
written a couple simple matchers. The description of deployment is a
little confusing to me, but I was able to deploy them by put
ption: The system cannot find
the path specified
The working directories are by default under
james-install-dir/apps/james/var
Are they writable by your James process?
By the way, I would go with the 2.2 release candidate instead of 2.1.3,
much better.
calling LocalDelivery, send it
to a new processor, e.g. "incoming" and do whatever you need to before
calling LocalDelivery.
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amail property that kicks in for this, I forget what it is but it can
be found in the javax.mail documentation.
In this case I would rather recommend you to control the decoding
yourself, looking at the content-type header for the encoding and using
the java.nio Decoders.
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