I have read the "How can I (re-)process emails that are in the error processor?" section on http://wiki.apache.org/james/JamesDocumentationNotes which states:
----- If you are using a file store, you can simply move the file-pairs from one directory to the other, e.g., move them from the errors directory to the spool directory, and restart James. If this was a DB, you could just do an update statement on the repository_name. Note: make sure you get both files at once, otherwise you risk losing them as James will delete an orphaned file if it comes across one. (you could copy and then delete to be safe). ----- Can someone confirm that what it says about the file store is in fact still correct? I have a bunch of messages caught in /var/mail/error (caused by an uncaught exception in a mailet) which I can't seem to reprocess. Moving them back into the /var/mail/spool and restarting James just causes them to go immediately back into /var/mail/error - without being processed by my mailet again. I am definitely moving both files as it says in the instructions. Any help would be very much appreciated. (I'm using James v2.3.1 - if you need any other info about my setup to answer this please ask) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
