>Hello, > >I am new on this list and joined this list since I want to start using James. In the >setup document for James (setting up sendmail so that the mails are routed from >sendmail to James and then to the outer world and vice versa, it seems that the setup >has been documented for AIX Unix. > >I need to configure James for the same functionality for Solaris as well as MS >Exchange Server. The requirement is that I need to run some scripts to parse the >mails the moment new mail arrives for a particular user account. Now this mail >account can either be a Solaris based account or an Exchange account. > >Has anyone done this kind of setup. If so, I would appreciate any info on this. > >TIA >Shishir > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > >You need to set up one mail server in front of the other and hand over >the mails from one server to the other. There is a page on the wiki >about setting up two or more James servers, one external and the other >internal which should give you some good ideas. >http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?James/SmartOrSecondaryHost
>What I understand from your mail is that the final resting place for >most e-mails will be either a Solaris or an MSExchangeServer, but you >need to do some processing first in James. Then you need to set up James >as the first incoming mailserver, do your handling, 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. >/tobe You got it tobe. As for the spam, that's ok since we already have a spam filter (spamshark) before the mails are delivered to the server. Also, this user account is going to be used only for internal purpose. Shishir --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
