Hey Matt,
Sorry for the long response time, I was in a nick of deadline and didn’t notice
the email.
I also don’t know if james generate the ID or not, but lately I’ve been able to
apply Percona Xtradb Cluster to my database. With some configuration, percona
already automatically sync-up the
Hey Matt,
Sorry for the long response time, I was in a nick of deadline and didn’t notice
the email.
I also don’t know if james generate the ID or not, but lately I’ve been able to
apply Percona Xtradb Cluster to my database. With some configuration, percona
already automatically sync-up the
Hey Matt,
I can't tell if setting authRequired = false does what you want. As far
from what the docs in smtpserver.xml and mailetcontainer.xml say: You
would generally use one (authorizedAddresses in smtpserver.xml) OR the
other (RemoteAddrNotInNetwork in mailetcontainer.xml) approach, but I
Hi Matt, thanks very much for the reply and the useful information.
It's not possible to close port 25 as we do accept inbound mail for our
domain, but only want to relay mail to the outside world if it's generated
by our own servers inside the firewall (from the IPs specified in the
I'm looking at moving off of my dedicated server to AWS, which means
moving JAMES. Interesting concepts in this thread below from a year or
so ago about using SES. But all I want to do is get JAMES up and
running in an AWS EC2 with an RDS with as little rip up and effort as
possible.
Hey Matt,
I have to ask as it isn't clear: Do you use James also to receive mails
from outside, so TCP/25 has to be open to the world, or is it possible
to just close TCP/25 to the public and make it only accible inside your
net/vpn?
Also: If you experience attacks, that's daily work for the
Hi there
In our smtpserver.xml config we have relaying to outside domains restricted
to two IP addresses with the authorizedAddresses tag. The authRequired tag
is still commented out as per the default, which from reading the comments
means that it's set to true (I think).
Last week someone
Hi Garry, thanks for the reply.
Sorry I didn't specify, the upgrade was from 3.0.1.
I unzipped 3.3.0 into a new folder, deleted the old Windows service, and
copied the config .xml files across from 3.0.1.
All seemed to work okay, except for this error filling up the logs when
attempting to send
Matt, what did you upgrade from? If you jumped from 2.3.2 to 3.3 and have
custom mailets, you MAY have to recompile your custom mailets. I suggest using
at least James 3.2.0 in your maven build file James versions, if not 3.3.0.
That might mitigate some of the problems (of course, it will take
Here is the method going bang, with the problematic line highlighted in
yellow - I guess mmis object must be null.
public Response onLine(SMTPSession session, ByteBuffer lineByteBuffer,
LineHandler next) {
byte[] line = new byte[lineByteBuffer.remaining()];
Hi there
I'm seeing the below NullPointerException when attempting to send email to
James. This stacktrace / error is repeated many times in the wrapper.log.
It appears that the message was received okay however.
I'm about to delve into the source to look for clues, but wondered if this
rings
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