Progress update :
I added the Postgres jar file in the 'extensions-jars' folder and I can see
it being loaded in the classpath in the logs :
11:41:55.472 [34m[INFO ] [0;39m o.a.j.u.ExtendedClassLoader - Loading
custom classpath resource /root/./extensions-jars/postgresql-42.3.1.jar
but I'm still
# docker exec -it james_run sh
# find -name post*
./james-server-cli.lib/postgresql-42.3.1.jar
./extensions-jars/postgresql-42.3.1.jar
./james-server-jpa-guice.lib/postgresql-42.3.1.jar
./postgresql-42.3.1.jar
#
I have included the Postgres jar file in every possible directory but
still, I get the
Hello Serge,
Sorry for jumping late on the topic to provide you help.
/root/libs is the folder you need to put things in for them to be on the
classpath.
extension-jars is a folder looked up when loading extensions (mailet,
matcher, listeners, webadmin routes etc...) and is not directly on the
c
Hello John,
The MailDir implementation (which will be retired in 3.7.0 because
unmaintained) stores all the messages on disk.
The JPA implementation stores the whole message in the database (in your
case postgres) within a blob column (pure SQL).
If you are looking for another way to structure t
Hello Felix,
1. I lack knowledge over how the Apple mail application is working, and
especially how it works regarding self signed certificates. If they
reject your self signed certificates, and do not offer a way to bypass
security checks, then yes you might need to disable TLS in your testing
en
Hello Gatherer,
ManageSieve is known-to-be-buggy for quitte some time.
I recently had a look at it [1] [2] and made it work with the
Thunderbird plugin. The status of this work is still experimental though...
This fix is available on master and on the (hopefully) upcoming 3.7.0
however I must co
