POP3 mail not being deleted from server

Hello -- I have a JAMES v3 beta5 server running only SMTP and POP3 protocols; the mail store is a Derby database. There are approximately 10 POP3 mail accounts and all of them are set to delete messages from the server immediately upon download. However, the JAMES server retains all messages

Redact IP addresses from Received field

In order to hide IP addresses for outbound mail, I configured James to remove the Received field using this in mailetcontainer.xml: Received This works but I think it's triggering SPAM filters for downstream recipients. Is there a simple way to leave the field intact but redact the IP

Re: Redact IP addresses from Received field

rovide guidance to implement such a mailet. > > Best regards, > > Benoit Tellier > > Le 07/05/2018 à 21:40, Rich P a écrit : >> In order to hide IP addresses for outbound mail, I configured James to >> remove the Received field using this in mailetcontainer.xml: >> >

Missing log data in James 3.1.0

After a fresh install of James 3.1.0 running on Java 1.8.0_181 on CentOS 7, james-server.log is the only log file being written to. All of the other log files are created but stay at zero bytes. Is there any known issue with the logging? I'm using "out-of-the-box" log4j.properties. Thanks,

BCC recipients don't get email in James 3.1.0

When I send an email to an external recipient (outside domain) and BCC: an internal recipient (local domain), the BCC: recipient never receives the email. Also, if an internal recipient is in the TO: field and an external recipient in the BCC: field, the external recipient gets the email but

Re: BCC recipients don't get email in James 3.1.0

roducing it, and >> open a bug if necessary. >> In the mean time, can you please share your mailetcontainer.xml >> configuration file? >> >> Regards, >> Raphaël Ouazana. >> >> Le 2018-09-01 04:35, Rich P a écrit : >>> When I send an email

Re: BCC recipients don't get email in James 3.1.0

if necessary. In the mean time, can you please share your mailetcontainer.xml configuration file? Regards, Raphaël Ouazana. Le 2018-09-01 04:35, Rich P a écrit : When I send an email to an external recipient (outside domain) and BCC: an internal recipient (local domain), the BCC: recipient never

Minimal possible build for Spring-based version of James server

P transfer agent for other servers using the least amount of dependencies. Besides the base James engine, I want to use jSPF and jDKIM. Thank you! Rich P