Some of you may have seen my announcement this morning on community@
about MarkMail, a new email archiving service.
http://markmail.org/message/q2dtugicwt6kzfdj
Apache James lives at the heart of the email ingestion pipeline, and I
wanted to write in here to say thanks to the people who built such a
useful tool. Having a Java-based extensible mail processor really
simplified my life. If you see me at ApacheCon, let me know: I've got a
T-shirt for you.
Funny story: It was when hitting some odd James behavior that MarkMail
had its first "self hosting" moment. I noticed I could move files
manually into the spool directory but they wouldn't be recognized until
after a server restart. I searched on Google: "james server restart",
"apache james server restart", and things like this. No luck. James is
just too common a word. Then I remembered we'd loaded all the Apache
emails onto our test system! Duh. So I tried "list:james restart respool".
http://markmail.org/search/?q=list%3Ajames+restart+respool
Bingo!
I do have a lingering question whose answer I couldn't find in the archive:
* Is there any way to easily employ multiple match conditions
(subject is X, sender contains Y) without setting up extra processors?
-jh-
