Stefano - These are all very good examples of why James needs to review it's current condition and make some hard decisions regarding overall project structure, design and ultimate direction James should be heading ...
You should have been answered in some form or another as to your posts and questions. The only excuse you will be given is lack of time ... although true, is unacceptable. The things you bring up need to be fixed and but I am not sure what the best way to accomplish this can be. - Alan > From: Stefano Bagnara > I asked a question some weeks ago on the server-dev about ESMTP and > ESMTP-DSN support. I'm planning to implement it and I asked > information > about the status of the project and better way to proceed. No answers. > > I posted a few (5) issue in the james jira: no comments, no > assignments, no priorities. > > The only way I found is to create my own local repository and to work on my > own branch: I cannot rely on a project that will not incorporate bug > fixes/patches I submitted on the next version. > > That's sad because I'm relying on james and I would really > love to see some > more changes in the SVN and not only a few mailet in a year. > For example the bug I found in the Fetchmail module of the > 2.2.0 suggests me > that NO ONE is using the remote-address recognition > (configured by default?) > because it currently reject all mail. > > How much people rely on the current stable james? How many of > them are java > developers? > When I see James-NG, James-HA (on sourceforge), I see that > I'm starting with > a local branch of james I understand that current ASF model > doesn't work for > james or current ASF members coordinating james did not > understand the ASF > model. > > And again: > > James is not idle - there is a tremendous amount of work going on. > > If it is NOT IDLE can you provide more information on what > it's going on and > when? > As a developer relying on james I'm really interested in this > but the james > homepage only reports random quotes that will probably never happen. > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
