Thank you, problem solved. Great tip, btw. It lead me to realize that James
saves multiple *.*.FileStreamStore files, so I was looking in an old one,
wondering why my new email wasn't appearing.
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ession - as I think I
recall, the Properties keys are not well documented. And this example
assumes you are communicating via SMTP with your James instance, so you
need the SMTP port to be snag-free.
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From: Jerry M [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2008
First thing you need to do is see if and how far the mail is getting
into James. Go to environment.xml and temporarily change all log levels
to "DEBUG". Restart James, and try to send again. Then if you have a
'grep' utility you can grep the James log directory for some unique
string in the
