On 27/10/13 10:31, Robin Bankhead wrote:
Quoting Eric Charles <[email protected]>:
Multiple outgoing gateways are possible.
the outgoing tag is the name of the queue that will hold messages
being processed by the RemoteDelivery Mailet (deployed doc is
misleading). Use distinct one per RemoteDelivery mailet.
OK I have it now, everything I needed was in the mailetcontainer.xml
file so I just worked from that, putting my own blocks above the
"All"-matching one. I'd gotten so distracted with my maildir adventures
that I forgot all about this being there, sorry ^^
OK
If you don't want to enforce ssl/tls, don't use the startTls/sslEnable
tag. Btw, I suspect bad bugs there.
Err, do you mean bad bugs when enforcing, or when not? (Or just with
impl of SSL/TLS generally?)
Simply not working in general, at least I need to double check.
for filtering..., current matchers can help, but sieve is not
operational atm.
Yeah the matchers look to have all I need for matching, but with no
mailet that can do "FileInto" (in Sieve-speak) that's no good... Is
there a lot needing to be done with sieve? Perhaps I could help...
Take care if you don't use /%user/%domain and experiment...
Seems OK so far. Are you thinking concurrency issues, parts of the code
expecting this format (in which case why make it configurable?), or
something else?
Nothing about concurrency, but more about the virtual hosting working.
the %domain is needed for this.
While on that subject, are there any other variables that could be used
there? (Hey, I'm in breaking-stuff mode)
What do you mean with "user+box@..." ?
I'm sure I came across a notation like this while I was creating the
vhosting setup on my home box (with dovecot and postfix), but of course
I can't find a citation for you now :S
IIRC, the idea was you appended a plus-sign followed by this "next hop"
string to the recipient name when sending, and this was a cue for the
receiving MDA to file it into the specified subdir of that mailbox.
Probably some short-lived proprietary extension from years ago; if you
haven't heard of it then that's all I need to know ;)
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2822#section-3.2.4
'+' is a valid character for username.
SMTP servers can indeed assign proprietary meaning.
You can achieve this in James with a Regex Matcher.
Thanks again,
Robin Bankhead
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