Thank you for the suggestion, but we are using james as an intermediary
relay filter for our testing department to catch and either redirect,
kill, or send outgoing emails from different webapps being tested based
on a white list database table. I have everything working by using
mail.getRemoteAddress() to determine which webapp is sending the email.
The problem is that we have to give each webapp a unique ip. I would
rather point each webapp at different mail server domain names that
James is listening to and then have james take action based upon which
domain the mail came through on. The problem with the HostIs matcher is
that it is looking for recipient host address, but we are using james as
a filter relay so we are trying to set different filters based on james
listening domain then the recipient domain. I hope this makes sense.
In short we are using james so our testers don't inadvertently email
thousands of real clients in the testing process but can instead at
runtime block, redirect or send emails by toggling entries in our
database depending on which app they are testing.
Bottom line: Is there a way to know which listening domain an email came
through on? and how?
Thanks,
Andrew Mossbarger
Stefano Bagnara wrote:
amossbarger wrote:
How do I set different matcher rules based upon the servername? In
otherwords our James box has different names listed in the servernames
tag and I need to be able to specify different matchers depending on
which servername the mail came in on which won't neccessarily match the
from address? Is this possible without running seperate instances of
James? Sorry if this is an obvious question.
You should add a matcher "HostIs=domain1.com" using the ToProcessor
mailet and the provide host specific matcher/mailets in the new processor.
Stefano
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