Hello David,
I gave your link a look, but noticed my reply would be too long to fit
in here. So here's the rather short version: As I've read your guide I
noticed pretty early on that our usages of james are differ too much for
a "fair" comparison.
Just as a visual side-note: I'm not sure if this is an issue with my
browser, but the code segments appear centered for me which makes them a
bit harder to read as if they were aligned to the left as in a terminal.
It looks like a good starting point me so someone new would at least be
able to get james running, but I'm missing the important last step to
actually add the user accounts via james-cli.sh (or maybe any other
method). So, anything would just be rejected with a "550 user not found".
But honestly: As I only know the very specific quirks for my setup I may
not be the best one to judge others guides, hence I would rather stay
back with "different setups - different guides" without any intention to
"demand" (or rather: request) changes to yours.
Just as a quick background: When I first set up my own mail server I
started with the groupware Citadel/UX. It got an update at some point
and ever since I wasn't able to get it working ever again. As this
happend at a time were I was using my domain for quite some mail
exchange I needed a quick and easy solution - and ended up on James
after reading about it on wikipedia. My first contact was back with
3.0-RC5 and I learned quite a lot since (may some of the others on this
list remember my first few questions to get james running). And although
quite a lot is explained in comments and through out various sources for
someone completely new to james there's still something like "james 101"
or "james for dummies" missing - or maybe I'm just not aware of it.
So long,
Matt
Am 28.09.2020 um 15:50 schrieb David Matthews:
hi Matt
So, if anyone needs some help getting current James versions run on
current opensuse systems I'm happy to offer help as far as I can provide it.
I've not yet taken the plunge and moved my production email off exim4 and
dovecot, but I'm very interested in keeping abreast of James developments.
If you have the odd moment you could take a look at
https://dmatthews.org/java_email.html
and point out anything that's out of date (the write up is based on 3.3) or
just plain wrong :-)
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David Matthews
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