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Posted to server-user@james.apache.org by Tim Majunke <ju...@gmx.net> on 2003/04/28 15:13:01 UTC
Delivery of Emails fails
Hello there!
I have problem with James regarding the correct delivery of Emails.
The best way is to show it by an example :
- Domain name : mcz ( included in servernames )
- User : floh
the following mail is correctly delivered to user local user floh( floh@mcz.de
), showing only the important part( as i think ):
...
to:<fl...@mcz.de>
...
the following mails are not correctly delivered to user floh :
1. Email-adress in to: Field without <braces>
...
to:floh@mcz.de
...
2. Mailing list
...
to: user1@domainX.de,
usee2@domainY.de,
floh@mcz.de
...
3. Recipient Address not in to , but in Delivered-To
...
Delivered-To:floh@mcz.de
...
to: mailinglist@dd.er
...
Those Emails (1,2,3) should also be delivered to floh but aren't and i dont
know why.
I think this could be because of :
- The Emails are incorrect ( Syntax )
- something missing in config.xml, but i think it should normally be handled
by this processor :
<!-- Is the recipient is for a local account, deliver it locally -->
<mailet match="RecipientIsLocal" class="LocalDelivery"/>
Best Reagrds Tim
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RE: Delivery of Emails fails
Posted by "Noel J. Bergman" <no...@devtech.com>.
The To: header is unimportant. If it were necessary, you couldn't receive
mail from a mailing list. The important thing is the RCPT TO that is
provided as part of the SMTP protocol. It is recorded in the Mail object,
and visible either in the *Object* file if you are using the file
repository, or in the database if you are using JDBC.
If mail is not being recognized, I would take a look to see what was
provided to James by the RCPT TO command. You can turn on DEBUG for the
SMTP server in SAR-INF/environment.xml, and the SMTP protocol will be
logged.
If the RCPT TO does not provide the <>, then it is in violation of the RFC.
--- Noel
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