Hello, I am hoping to confirm whether or not James has built-in LMTP client capability? For instance: is it possible, without custom classes, for James to relay a message received by its SMTP server, to a Dovecot server over port 24 according to RFC 2033? Currently, my best efforts can only get James to EHLO to dovecot, which of course fails. I have an otherwise robust configuration for local delivery and further SMTP routing.
At https://james.apache.org/server/3/apidocs/org/apache/james/transport/mailets/RemoteDelivery.html , Under the gateway:port sub-bullet, the documentation references the "default port for the specified connection type." i.e., implying you can specify multiple connection types. Can an LMTP connection be specified? adding an "lmtp:///" prefix (or variations thereof) to my <gateway> URL fails. On the other hand, mailing list archives from 2013, 2010, and 2006 reference a lack of a built-in method. If the answer is yes it can be done (i.e., without deploying a custom subclass of RemoteDelivery), how do I configure my processor in mailetcontainer.xml to specify outgoing LMTP transport? If the answer is no, could someone perhaps clarify the "default port for the specified connection" language in the above-referenced documentation webpage? Thank you very much in advance!
