Re: James MPT SMTP Core fails skipping tests

Ok, so after looking through the files and logs and repos - I found the issue: https://repo.maven.apache.org/maven2/org/apache/james/james-server-util-java8/ error: there isn't a pack for current 3.1.0 of james - so I guess that's why a wrong artifact gets downloaded into local repo and

Re: James MPT SMTP Core fails skipping tests

Hey Benoit, thanks for your reply. Here're my current build specs: host: win7 ulti sp1 x64 vm: virtualbox 5.1.26r117224 vm-os: opensuse tumbleweed x64 - snapshot 20171203 jdk: openjdk 1.8.0_151 x64 maven: 3.5.2 - additional repo at

Re: Upgrade

cool thx. On Mon, Dec 4, 2017 at 1:25 AM, Benoit Tellier wrote: > Hi Mark. > > What do you mean? > > What packaging are you using? You simply need to use James newest Jars > with your old conf. > > If you are using spring packaging the newest version of these jar is in >

Re: Only doing smtp

Hi, You can implement reverse DNS checks upon EHLO commands with ReverseEqualsEhloHeloHandler will perform an equality check ResolvableEhloHeloHandler will check PTR record exists. Read more about this technique: https://blog.zensoftware.co.uk/2015/04/28/using-reverse-lookups-to-reduce-spam/

Re: Disable Plaintext Authentication in James 3.0.1

You are right. Using an AUTHENTICATE / LOGIN command on an unsecure connection should not be permitted. Or at the very least as an admin I should be able to disable it. I am not aware of such mechanism. As I think this is important, I will introduce a ticket about it. Cheers, Benoit Le

Re: Mail not delivered locally

Hi Guofeng Zhang, First sorry for the late answer. You can check the email was well received by connecting to James server using IMAP, for instance. This looks like a bit weird, could you: - ensure both recipients have a local domain (handled by your James server?) - Could you try to collect

Re: Only doing smtp

Hi Mark, sorry for the late answer. To get a more personalized mail post processing, you will have to edit **mailetcontainer.xml** file. Bounce is returned to the sender address advertized in the SMTP envelope. You will need to detect "fake" incoming SMTP connections. Several mechanisms exists

Re: James MPT SMTP Core fails skipping tests

Hi Matt. - DskipTests skips tests execution, not test compilation. If you used that option then your failure is not normal. By the way, such "non compilable/non runnable" tests seems really weird to me. Could you: - Give me your environment settings: OS/OS version/ Java JDK + version/maven

Re: Upgrade

Hi Mark. What do you mean? What packaging are you using? You simply need to use James newest Jars with your old conf. If you are using spring packaging the newest version of these jar is in the 3.0.1 downloadable ZIP. Cheers, Benoit Le 02/12/2017 à 10:01, Mark Gordon a écrit : > What is the