Hi,
I searched in ml and jira archives for "out of office", but didn't find
anything.
Mailet is certainly an option. The most difficult point would be the
configuration API (via the webmail for example).
We could implement the configuration as a proprietary james hupa/server
functionality, or look if there are some kinds of standards/patterns for
this.
Tks,
- Eric
On 24/03/2011 10:20, Dhrubo wrote:
Is it possible to write custom mailet to implement out of office?
Kind Regards... Dhrubo
On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 2:45 PM, Eric Charles<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
For webmail, you need imap4 which is only implemented in james version 3
(ongoing work, no stable release).
James 2.3 does not support imap4.
About some free webmail, james hupa is also a work in progress. There are
many other free alternatives, but I never tried them.
Blacklist and Whitelist is implemented in james 3.0 (not sure for 2.3).
The out-of-office is not available right now.
Feel free to open a jira to request it.
Tks,
Eric
On 23/03/2011 16:54, Aleksandar Tejic wrote:
Hello,
I have a few Questions about Apache James.
at first i want to excuse myself for my english. I want to configure an
Apache James in our Firm.
It is very important for me, that the users can use webmail. Maybe you
could help me with some questions that i have.
I am looking for a free webmail for Apache James (or something like
Thunderbird --> Login with Webinterface: username, PW, Mailserver) POP3&
SMTP.
Is it possible to make a Black& Whitelist with Apache James ?
How can you make Out of Office Mail ? so that when i'm not in the office
an automatic mail respons sends it self to the Person how tried to contact
me.
I'm hopping to hear from you soon,
Best Regards Alex
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