to change the header information before being forwarded? Any
info could be really usefull.
Thank you so much once again.
Sincerely,
Jason
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Hi
info could be really usefull.
Thank you so much once again.
Sincerely,
Jason
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From: Tellier Benoit
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Hi Jason,
Reading your 'mailetcontainer.xml'
info could be really usefull.
Thank you so much once again.
Sincerely,
Jason
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From: Tellier Benoit
Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2019 11:38 AM
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Subject: Re: Forwarding Email
Hi Jason,
Reading your 'mailetcontainer.xml'
Hi Jason,
Reading your 'mailetcontainer.xml' file, you trigger an infinite loop.
Every time you receive an email, you 'resend it to yourself and forward it'.
I'd try to:
- Only forward it to the GMail address
- Set the passthrough option to 'true': this enable the mail processing
to proceed and
Hiya,
I wanted to make some forwarding function, in example when my user email in
james received a mail, it will be also forwarded to my gmail account. I try to
experiment by trying the Resend, Forward mailet, but nothing seem to be
working. Still trying to figure out where to put it.
MailetCon
Hiya,
I wanted to make some forwarding function, in example when my user email in
james received a mail, it will be also forwarded to my gmail account. I try to
experiment by trying the Resend, Forward mailet, but nothing seem to be
working. Still trying to figure out where to put it.
MailetCon
On May 16, 2012, at 11:56 AM, Eric Charles wrote:
> So when it forwards to the non-existing account (via remote delivery I
> suppose), it doesn't put the mail in the existing ones?
No.
> That's well possible (never tested it, although I remember having read about
> it on this mailing list).
>
So when it forwards to the non-existing account (via remote delivery I
suppose), it doesn't put the mail in the existing ones? That's well
possible (never tested it, although I remember having read about it on
this mailing list).
If we agree hat the existing ones should also receive the mail (
Hi, I have the follow users:
$ ./james-cli.sh -h localhost listusers
tiago.cur...@a4f.com.br
tiago.cur...@a4f.com.br
tiago.cur...@a4f.com.br
tiago.cur...@a4f.com.br
tiago.c...@a4f.com.br
And, I have the follow mapping:
./james-cli.sh -h localhost listmappings
g...@a4f.com.br=[tiago.c...@a4f.com.
