Sorry.. I sent this to server-dev instead of server-user ;-) Limincn: I correct my last statement... subscribe to [email protected] for this kind of issues.
Stefano 2009/11/13 Stefano Bagnara <[email protected]>: > 2009/11/13 limincn <[email protected]>: >> >> No, I am sure I have not use "****". >> >> I have tried the following mail address. >> >> 1. [email protected] >> 2. <[email protected]> >> 3. "ABC" <[email protected]> >> 4. "[email protected]" >> >> all of them are wrong. the error log is same. >> >> but according to the Websphere Business Event Help the 1 and 3 above should >> be right. >> >> If you think my answer is not suficient, could you tell me dou you think >> which type of mail address will be right. > > THe first address is correct, but you probably are looking to the wrong stuff. > The problem is in the parameter that Websphere is passing to the "MAIL > FROM:" command. > There is a syntax error in the MAIL FROM command. > If you are not able to determine what Websphere is passing in this > command you can enable debug logging for the smtpserver in james: > > <jamesfolder>/apps/james/SAR-INF/environment.xml: > --- > <category name="smtpserver" log-level="DEBUG"> > <log-target id-ref="smtpserver-target"/> > </category> > --- > Just change the log-level to DEBUG. > > Then restart and look at <jamesfolder>/apps/james/logs/smtpserver-YYYY-MM*.log > > Stefano > > PS: as I told you before the right list is server-dev. So I reply > there and to you. Let's stop using [email protected] for something it's > not about. Subscribe to server-dev if you want answers. > >> Stefano Bagnara-2 wrote: >>> >>>> but when I want to use apache-james in the Websphere Business Event, the >>>> mail can not be sent normally neither using *[email protected] or using >>>> <*[email protected]>. >>>> >>>> error log is: >>>> Mail reply: (*[email protected]) 501 5.1.7 Syntax error in MAIL command >>> >>> The error say you have a syntax error in the email address. >>> You obfuscated the email with "****" so it's hard to say if it was a >>> correct address or not. >>> But note that the syntax error is not in the recipient address, but >>> the sender address (MAIL is the command used to send the FROM: email). >>> >>> Stefano >>> >>> PS: use [email protected] list for this kind of questions. > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
