using James on Window 2000

[Samuel Cheung <SC...@Novarra.com>]

hi,
 
James has documentation about setting up James to use sendmail to route
message. But what if I am going to run James on Window 2000, which does not
have sendmail. What can I use to route message?
 
Thank you.
 

Re: using James on Window 2000

[Dodd Gatsos <dg...@slb.com>]

Install James.

Comment out the POP3 and NNTP sections.  Leave the SMTP section in and now
you've got the equivalent of sendmail.  Well, not exactly (not looking for
counter-arguments about the available functionality of sendmail), but you'll
have what you're looking for.

Dodd

----- Original Message -----
From: "Danny Angus" <da...@apache.org>
To: "James Users List" <ja...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2002 10:36 AM
Subject: RE: using James on Window 2000


> hi,
>
> > James has documentation about setting up James to use sendmail to route
> > message.
>
> No, the documentation covers configuring sendmail to use James on
localhost
> to send mail originated by sendmail.
>
> > But what if I am going to run James on Window 2000,
> > which does not
> > have sendmail. What can I use to route message?
>
> James!
>
> James doesn't *need* sendmail, but people using Linux have sendmail, and
> many Linux utilities generate mail using sendmail.
> Sendmail will try to send this mail directly to the recipients, Linux
users
> who've contacted this list often want it sent via James instead.
> d.
>
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RE: using James on Window 2000

[Danny Angus <da...@apache.org>]

hi,

> James has documentation about setting up James to use sendmail to route
> message.

No, the documentation covers configuring sendmail to use James on localhost
to send mail originated by sendmail.

> But what if I am going to run James on Window 2000,
> which does not
> have sendmail. What can I use to route message?

James!

James doesn't *need* sendmail, but people using Linux have sendmail, and
many Linux utilities generate mail using sendmail.
Sendmail will try to send this mail directly to the recipients, Linux users
who've contacted this list often want it sent via James instead.
d.


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