Hi Eric - Yes, that is the web page I was referring to. I see it is
also in the wiki http://wiki.apache.org/james/JamesAndSendmail and I
would suggest leaving it there, but would concur that removing the link
from the main website area is a good idea. The last time I configured
Sendmail to exist peacefully with James, I found a lot of the
configuration details had changed and much of the documentation
obsolete. With the movement towards Postfix, this webpage will no longer
be relevant except for those who are going to continue to use the older
Sendmail.
I will continue to either wait for an answer to my question on how to
configure Postfix, or try to do some more research for a solution on my
own. If I come up with an answer, I will post a solution and suggest it
be incorporated into the Wiki page.
Marc...
On 05/31/2011 11:41 PM, Eric Charles wrote:
> Hi Marc,
>
> Are your referring to
> http://james.apache.org/server/james_and_sendmail.html?
>
> I was thinking removing the link to this page as the information is
> not more up-to-date.
>
> I have no knowledge on Postfix/Sendmail configuration, and can not
> help on this.
>
> Tks,
> - Eric
>
>
> On 31/05/2011 19:20, Marc Chamberlin wrote:
>> Hi -
>>
>> Correct me if I am wrong on my understanding of these tools, don't claim
>> to be an expert! I just upgraded my openSuSE server to the latest
>> release 11.4, and am trying to setup James (version 2.3.2) and configure
>> the rest of the system to something similar to what I have had in the
>> past. Part of this involved configuring Sendmail so it would route email
>> sent through it (from applications such as Bugzilla) through James.
>> (This also prevented a conflict on using the mail ports as well). For
>> this, the James website provided a set of instructions for configuring
>> Sendmail to work with James and I have had success in the past following
>> these instructions.
>>
>> With the latest version of openSuSE, it appears that Sendmail (as a
>> standalone MTA) is being phased out and Postfix is the replacement.
>> Postfix has it's own version of Sendmail so as to remain backwards
>> compatible with applications that use Sendmail. However, there isn't a
>> separate configuration file for the Postfix-Sendmail so the instructions
>> on how to configure Sendmail to work with James is no longer applicable.
>> I need to retain the Sendmail API for a number of applications that also
>> run on my server.
>>
>> SO? How does one configure Postfix to work with James? Any pointers and
>> advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance... (Any chance of
>> updating the webpage on the James website that discusses this? I think
>> it too is quite a bit out of date and many of the details no longer
>> apply either, though I have been able to figure out what to do despite
>> the documentation errors.)
>>
>> Marc...
>>
>>
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