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In the startup log I see (I changed the mail id to all 5's):
26/11/08 05:08:13 INFO James.Mailet: ReProcess: Spooling mail
Mail55-555 from null
Any help is greatly appreciated.
--Tyler
This is because, last I checked the unsubscribe service didn't work.
I didn't submit it, but I am not surprised that someone did. As for me,
I just
filter it out.
bill wrote:
one of the problems may be that some of the other lists were submitted
to the spamcop rbl list and i think that may hav
agine that Sybase or Oracle drivers don't automatically pool
underneath you.
Basically, it's not the app developer's responsibility to do this, so
don't bother unless you know for sure that the driver doesn't do it for
you.
-Tyler
On Mar 23, 2004, at 3:41 PM, John Glorios
ap,
and then do a gc when it starts getting low on space, so don't give it
too much
heap. I've seen it slowly fill a gig of space and then gc it down to
less than 100
MB. The client VM tries to use minimal space, but the server tries to
use all
the space you give it for maximal perf
I've got another question.
When I send mail to myself, james now properly stores it in the
database, but the message
is stored as simply a long string of numbers. It looks like the
message body was somehow
binary encoded. This is especially strange, because when I try to fetch
the messages
file quite a
bit, anyone know what's going
on here?
-Tyler
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g spf records, so that
should greatly reduce the quantity of spam
getting through the filters if we check for spf, as anything with a
forged aol "from" field will be tossed. This is starting
to become a bit of a standard as well, so it might be wise to support
it before too long.
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tly a plan to support it? If so, how do you
turn it on?
Thanks
-Tyler
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would eliminate
the need for you to write all that file code. It just strikes me as odd
that everyone always wants to use their own file
IO system for persistence when it seems that is exactly what hsql is
there for.
-Tyler
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