Just use the Apache License.
On 10/03/16 23:13, Robert Munn wrote:
Just a follow-up on this email. I want to make sure proper attribution is given
for the docs. I was planning on adding either an Apache License or Creative
Commons license notice to the docs on my site but I don’t want it to co
Just a follow-up on this email. I want to make sure proper attribution is given
for the docs. I was planning on adding either an Apache License or Creative
Commons license notice to the docs on my site but I don’t want it to conflict
with any existing licenses. Are the README docs covered under
Hi all,
I have been intending to produce some documentation for James 3.x, and I am
finally getting around to the subject.
I have taken some README notes from the source as the start of the docs, and I
am working on the language/structure of the docs as well as extending the
exiting docs with
Hi,
I wanted to further test a configuration but had no time for.
So here's for now my vague answer: yes, it should be in the amq:broker
ssection. You can have more info on
http://activemq.apache.org/networks-of-brokers.html
There is also something we have to check on the BlobTransfertPolicy:
Hi Nicola,
Hi Eric,
thanks for reply.
If you are only looking for SMTP loadbalancing, it's indeed a matter
of configuring a distributed activemq cluster, with numerous producers
(the smtp servers) and only one consumer (the server responsible to
dequeue, store in mailbox, and serve via ima
Hi Nicola,
If you are only looking for SMTP loadbalancing, it's indeed a matter of
configuring a distributed activemq cluster, with numerous producers (the
smtp servers) and only one consumer (the server responsible to dequeue,
store in mailbox, and serve via imap4/pop3 the inbox).
Now, if y
Hello!
I'm using James 3.0-beta3 with maildir, and I'm looking for a efficient
method to perform load balancing of various SMTP servers.
This is my scenario:
For the email domain mydomain.com exist many MX records:
mxA.mydomain.com, mxB.mydomain.com, ...
Every MX record corresponds to a SMTP
I tried that configuration and it still fails with the below error:
29/12/10 09:27:53 INFO James.Mailet: RemoteDelivery: Remotely delivering
mail Mail1293643673087-0
29/12/10 09:27:53 INFO James.Mailet: RemoteDelivery: Sending mail to [
vijaybhaskar.mam...@gmail.com] via [smtp.gmail.com:25]
29/12
Could you capture the traffic via wireshark or enable debug ?
Bye,
Norman
2010/12/29 vijay mamidi :
> I tried that configuration and it still fails with the below error:
> 29/12/10 09:27:53 INFO James.Mailet: RemoteDelivery: Remotely delivering
> mail Mail1293643673087-0
> 29/12/10 09:27:53 INF
I think using the config in RemoteDelivery would be the prefered one..
Bye,
Norman
2010/12/29 Eric Charles :
> Hi,
> Gmail requires SMTP TLS.
> Could you try to start james with -Dmail.smtp.starttls.enable=true ?
>
> Tks,
> Eric
>
> PS: I didn't try it, so it may be a partial solution...
>
> On
Hi,
Gmail requires SMTP TLS.
Could you try to start james with -Dmail.smtp.starttls.enable=true ?
Tks,
Eric
PS: I didn't try it, so it may be a partial solution...
On 29/12/2010 08:01, vijayabhaskar mamidi wrote:
Hi,
I want to use james as relay server and to start with i am trying to use gma
Hi there,
I think this should work:
file://var/mail/relay/
2160
5
true
1
smtp.gmail.com
25
username
password
tru
Hi,
I want to use james as relay server and to start with i am trying to use gmail
as the smtp server and it fails with the following error:
28/12/10 19:05:41 INFO James.Mailet: RemoteDelivery: Sending failure message
Mail1293591940502-2
==> mailet-2010-12-28-19-09.log <==
28/12/10 19:09:31
> -Original Message-
> From: Stefano Bagnara [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 26 May 2005 16:25
> To: 'James Users List'
> Subject: Re: James configuration advice sought for bulk sending
>
> > Beware of "
> -Original Message-
> From: Stefano Bagnara [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 26 May 2005 16:25
> To: 'James Users List'
> Subject: Re: James configuration advice sought for bulk sending
>
> > Beware of "
> Beware of "tar-pitting" whereby a mail server will
> deliberately slow down data transmission if you attempt to do
> more than one transaction per connection. This is quite good
> at getting rid of spammers because of the way spam tools
> work. Read http://www.palomine.net/qmail/tarpit.html f
> Do you mind me asking which DB server you're using and
> whether there's any particular advantages or gotchas to any
> particular DB server for Spooling? I think I probably have
> little choice (Localy I've used SQL server but the production
> Linux machine runs MySQL) but it would be interes
> -Original Message-
< snip'd>
> I also used 80 threads.
> I'm currently working on optimisations on the RemoteDelivery mailet
> (multiple mail in a single connection, error caching, and more).
Beware of "tar-pitting" whereby a mail server will deliberately slow down
data transmission i
> -Original Message-
< snip'd>
> I also used 80 threads.
> I'm currently working on optimisations on the RemoteDelivery mailet
> (multiple mail in a single connection, error caching, and more).
Beware of "tar-pitting" whereby a mail server will deliberately slow down
data transmission i
Thanks very much Stefano, this is exactly the kind of info I was
after. I'll get DB storage in place and raise the thread count. I look
forward to the optimisations you mentioned, multiple mails per
connection sounds like it should help.
Do you mind me asking which DB server you're using and wheth
> I've been using James for a few months now and love
> how configurable it is, but I've run into a performance
> problem. I am trying to set up James to allow me to send
> large volumes of mail (not spam though). Current settings
> from config.xml are:
>
> All storage is on disk. I c
Hi All,
I've been using James for a few months now and love how
configurable it is, but I've run into a performance problem. I am
trying to set up James to allow me to send large volumes of mail (not
spam though). Current settings from config.xml are:
All storage is on disk. I can set up
Vincenzo Gianferrari Pini napisał(a):
> No. It's something on the wishlist, but complex to achieve for now.
>
> Vincenzo
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >Hi!
> >
> >It's me again. Is possibile update configuration of James without
> >restart
> of server?
> >Maybe reload command is available fr
No. It's something on the wishlist, but complex to achieve for now.
Vincenzo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
It's me again. Is possibile update configuration of James without restart of
server?
Maybe reload command is available from localhost 4555?
Hi!
It's me again. Is possibile update configuration of James without restart of
server?
Maybe reload command is available from localhost 4555?
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> Is the main configuration file case-sensitive regarding keywords,
> or are they translated to fixed-case before comparison?
As a general rule, case sensitive.
> In the configuration for the Bounce Mailet, is only sendingAddress
> valid, or would sendingaddress also be recognised?
The sendingAd
Hi,
A quick question:
Is the main configuration file case-sensitive regarding keywords, or are
they translated to fixed-case before comparison?
Example:
In the configuration for the Bounce Mailet, is only sendingAddress valid, or
would sendingaddress also be recognised?
Thanks,
Roy
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is needed around it. There have been several people talking about the
subject recently. I don't know if anyone has gotten it working to their
satisfaction.
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Hi,
I have a web system where clients can create a list and can use it to send messages.
When each client does that I would like james to update his configuration dynamically:
I would like that this client became a james user automatically, a run-time, without
telnet... and that the configuratio
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