Hello,
If ou are using a gateway you should configure it directly
mailetcontainer.xml RemoteDelivery mailet.
Otherwize James would attempt to deliver all mails itself to remote domains.
Eg:
<mailet match="All" class="RemoteDelivery">
<outgoingQueue>outgoing</outgoingQueue>
<delayTime>5000, 100000, 23*500000</delayTime>
<maxRetries>25</maxRetries>
<maxDnsProblemRetries>0</maxDnsProblemRetries>
<deliveryThreads>10</deliveryThreads>
<bounceProcessor>bounces</bounceProcessor>
<gateway>${env:JAMES_REMOTE_DELIVERY_GATEWAY}</gateway>
<gatewayPort>${env:JAMES_REMOTE_DELIVERY_GATEWAY_PORT}</gatewayPort>
<gatewayUsername>${env:JAMES_REMOTE_DELIVERY_USERNAME}</gatewayUsername>
<gatewayPassword>${env:JAMES_REMOTE_DELIVERY_PASSWORD}</gatewayPassword>
</mailet>
Cheers,
Benoit
On 30/06/2021 22:56, Amlan Sengupta wrote:
> Hello,
>
> To be honest I was not expecting it to need anything else besides a MX Record.
>
> The java exception on the other hand states the following :
> jvm 1 | 30-Jun-2021 10:20:30.654 ERROR [RemoteDelivery-2]
> org.apache.james.dnsservice.library.MXHostAddressIterator.<init>:79 -
> Couldn't resolve IP address for discovered host smtpxxx.xxxx.com. Seems to me
> that the RemoteDelivery class is looking for an ip address for
> smtpxxx.xxxx.com and treat it as an A Record. Where as all it is the following
>
> $host smtpxxx.xxxx.com
> smtpxxx.xxxx.com mail is handled by 10 sinxxx.xxx.com.
> smtpxxx.xxxx.com mail is handled by 10 sinyyy.yyy.com.
> smtpxxx.xxxx.com mail is handled by 10 frayyy.yyy.com.
> smtpxxx.xxxx.com mail is handled by 10 fraxxx.xxx.com.
>
> All my usecase is
>
> Application running in a container ---> ApacheJames Running in a separated
> container ( MTA ) ------> SMTP gateway (exposed through MX Records)
>
> Amlan
>
>
>
> On 30/06/2021, 16:43, "David Matthews" <m...@dmatthews.org.INVALID> wrote:
>
> hi Amlan
>
> Why do you think any SMTP server needs anything other than an MX record?
>
> OK Some TXT records for dkim, spf and dmarc, but why an A record?
>
> I doubt that I properly understand your use case and since James itself
> does SMTP, I don't follow why you talk about connecting to an smtp provider
> with your own James instance.
>
> I'm out of date with James now, but did do a write up with config
> changes, as much as for my own future reference as for anyone else. I'm not
> sure if it will help you, but it's at
>
> https://dmatthews.org/java_email.html
>
> if you care to look.
>
> best wishes
>
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> m...@dmatthews.org
>
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