hi Giberto
This is not up to date (James 3.3.0), but maybe nothing has changed in this
area? i had no problem getting outgoing email DKIM signed (not checking
incoming mail). How I did it is described at
https://dmatthews.org/email_server/java_email.html
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Hi Rene,
Thanks for the suggestions. I tried regenerating the keys with openssl and
I still got the same problem. I switched to ssh-keygen to generate the
keys. It still crashed but with a different error message. I also placed
the private key in the xml file so that there are no spaces between th
Hello,
Maybe something wrong with the way the key has been generated? Did you
try to generate an other one? Or even use an online tool to generate one
and see if you still get the same error?
Regards,
Rene.
On 11/23/23 21:13, Gilberto Espinoza wrote:
Dear Benoit and Günter,
Thank you for
Dear Benoit and Günter,
Thank you for your responses.
@Günter: I have tried your suggestions without success. I will give it
another try.
@Benoit: Here is the full error message. Please let me know if you need
additional information from the log file
15:04:21.969 [ERROR] o.a.j.m.l.AbstractState
Can you share the exact failure log please?
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On Nov 23, 2023 8:19 AM, from
Hi Gil,
I'm using DKIM without problems. Maybe the blanks in private key are the
problem? Can you check it?
Your file:
-BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-
===KEY===
-END RSA PRIVATE KEY-
My file:
-BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-
===KEY
Hello,
My instance of James 3.8.0 crashes when I try to add the DKIM configuration
in the mailetcontainer.xml. I follow the instructions in the How-To (
https://james.apache.org/howTo/dkim.html). After generating the private and
public keys as instructed, I add the following snippet to the
mailetc
rizwansharif ha scritto:
HERE IS THE STACK TRACE
Using PHOENIX_HOME: C:\Documents and
Settings\Rizwan\Desktop\james-binary-2.3.1\james-2.3.1
Using PHOENIX_TMPDIR: C:\Documents and
Settings\Rizwan\Desktop\james-binary-2.3.1\james-2.3.1\temp
Using JAVA_HOME:
Phoenix 4.2
There was a
n you tel me wot that wrapper thing with big JS doing out dere.
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changed some settings in config.xml restarted james and it wont
> restart...i tried with previous versions but problem persistsit just
> gives out a long stack trace and then shuts down...any body having any
> idea??
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then shuts down...any body having any
idea??
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> i have a java program which gets data from the
> database and sends a mail to existing users. This program is
> a part of the jar file that am placing in SAR-INF/lib folder.
> Currently am invoking this program by a shell script whick
> invokes the program through its main method. I
hi,
i have a java program which gets data from the database and sends a
mail to existing users. This program is a part of the jar file that am placing
in SAR-INF/lib folder. Currently am invoking this program by a shell script
whick invokes the program through its main method. I cannot
> Hi,
>I have a java program which should be invoked everytime i
> start the James server.
What program? What are you trying to do?
1) you can change the phoenix.sh script and add any command (either java or
not) in the head
2) you can create a phoenix application, create the *.sar file and
Hi,
I have a java program which should be invoked everytime i start the James
server. Where should i change in config.xml so that the particular java program
gets invoked. I dont think there is any particular matcher to do this job. Can
anyone help with this
Thanks in advance
Radjesh
> I'm impressed with the ease of building mailets and matchers,
> then I tried to deploy them
> James is in installed at c:/myjava/james-2.1.3/
Do your evaluation with the current v2.2 test build, which properly supports
user-provided matcher and mailet packages.
--- Noel
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Gary,
>I've been investigating the use of James for a mail application. I'm
>impressed with the ease of building mailets and matchers, then I tried
>to deploy them :(
Sorry mate, largely bad news I'm afraid...
The *only* current official method is by repacking the SAR.
In future versions the
Hello,
I've been investigating the use of James for a mail application. I'm
impressed with the ease of building mailets and matchers, then I tried
to deploy them :(
I've built and jared the example found at IBM's devWorks, but can't get
in installed. I'd like to avoid mucking around with unpackin
http://cvs.apache.org/builds/james-server/test-build/ if
you want the current test version
-- Jason
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> From: Mateusz Wielbut [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 26 September 2003 01:01
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: James startup problems (Could not load match
OS: SuSE Linux 8.0
JRE: Sun Java 1.4
James 1.2.2
Following your instructions, I unpacked james and executed ./run.sh
Immediatly following:
Using PHOENIX_HOME: /opt/james
Using PHOENIX_TMPDIR: /opt/james/temp
Using JAVA_HOME: /usr/lib/SunJava2-1.4
Running Phoenix:
Phoenix 4.0.1
I get a l
003 23:06
To: James Users List
Subject: commons-digester.jar (v1.5) causes James startup crash
I spent the whole morning chasing down this bug. When I include version
1.5 of commons-digester.jar in my SAR, I get this error (plus a stack
trace):
Bad specification
I spent the whole morning chasing down this bug. When I include version
1.5 of commons-digester.jar in my SAR, I get this error (plus a stack
trace):
Bad specification version format '"1.5"' in
'org.apache.commons.digester'. (Reason:
java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: ""
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