Am Samstag, den 09.10.2010, 09:02 +0200 schrieb Norman Maurer: > Yep, I hope to be able to start a VOTE on the first milestone within > the next week. > > Bye, > Norman > > 2010/10/9 Eric Charles <[email protected]>: > > Hi Darko, > > > > Our timeline is "ASAP" (in any case still in 2010): we are in the very last > > fixes and documentation wrap-up. > > But yes, give it a try, cause we are missing in this last sprint users > > feedbacks (We know how to use but we probably don't see anymore some basic > > pitfalls and we count on you to show them). > > > > James 3 supports LDAP user repository. > > You can set-it-up in conf/user-store.xml: comment the JPAUsersRepository > > block and uncomment/configure the ReadOnlyUsersLDAPRepository block. > > > > Tks, > > > > Eric > > > > > > On 8/10/2010 22:08, Darko Hojnik wrote: > >> > >> Hi > >> > >> Hmm I take sometimes a look in in the List here. I would like try James > >> 3 but is there a time line when it will be stable? And James has got > >> support for authentication against LDAP? Such like Apache Directory > >> Server? > >> > >> best regards > >> Darko Hojnik Nice to hear it! Hmm how will be Mails stored for IMAP? Plain on the Filesystem or in a Database like PostgreSQL? IMAP works proper and SIEVE is available? For LDAP is there a Schema available or which one you would suggest me? Can I still embed James 3 in Tomcat or can I use jsvc directly to start and run the Server? I will run it on FreeBSD 8.1 Currently I am using Postfix + DBmail with an LDAP Backend. DBmail IMAP stores the Mails in a PostgreSQL Database. It works but I am not everyday happy with them.
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