Thanks, Rhys. Actually, it was a SUT (Stupid User Trick): I was using a POP account and didn't realize that the messages were getting delivered to my Local Store.
On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 12:43 AM, Rhys Black <[email protected]> wrote: > It is a config problem. One of the addresses the email is either sent from > or to needs to be in a domain you accept mail for. If that is the case, > then you need to add something to the filter. Do a search through the > archives of this list for 5.7.1 I believe I resolved the same problem by > doing that. > > Good luck. If you keep having problems, keep posting. I'm about to hit > the sack right now, or I'd check my configs to see if I were able to find > the part needed, but if you continue to have problems and no one else fields > it more specifically, then I'll see what I can do. > > ~Rhys > > FractalBob wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I installed James on my Windows XP system and successfully ran the >> JamesConfigTest. However, when I configure a Thunderbird mail account for >> a >> James server, the account doesn't show up in the left-hand pane, as the >> non-James accounts so. I can see the account in Tools->Account settings >> but >> it fails to show up on the left. >> >> The other problem, possibly related, is that I can (apparently) send mail >> to >> the account from another account (at least, no error is returned) and I >> can >> send from the James account to itself, but when I try to send from the >> account from TB to a non-James mail account, an error alert is displayed: >> 5.7.1: relay denied. However, when I modify JamesConfigTest to send to >> another account, it works fine (the message appears in the other inbox), >> so >> this doesn't seem to be a config problem. Has anyone seen this? TIA >> >> Bob >> >> > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > >
