Aiden,
> 1. how to limit the message size?
This can be done by using the maxmessagesize parameter in the James
configuration under the SMTP server section.
> 2. is it possible to inform the sender (with a back message) that his
> message reached the destination box and when that user open it (like
> m$exchange, lotus etc) ?
You're referring to read and delivery receipts here.
Read receipts are a client generated phenomenon and interpreted
phenomenon. The sending client program (i.e. Microsoft Outlook)
attaches a header to request a receipt and the receiving client program
generates a reply. So in theory, and in the test I ran just now, that
all works.
Delivery receipts are another kettle of fish entirely. As I understand
it, delivery receipts are processed by the server. James doesn't do any
delivery receipt processing, and my recent test failed to elicit a
delivery receipt.
> 3. james is able to run as a service on windows?
Yep. Please see the FAQ on the James site. It describes the process of
setting up James to run as a service on Windows.
--Peter
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