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Posted to server-user@james.apache.org by Marc Chamberlin <ma...@marcchamberlin.com> on 2019/02/22 04:33:38 UTC
Handling 2 SMTP ports
I need to set up James so that another email server on my LAN can
connect to it and relay messages on port 25. I also want James to handle
external connections using StartTLS on port 587. With the old James 2.3
I was able to accomplish this by duplicating the <smtpserver
enables="true"> block inside the <smtpservers> block and assign the two
separate ports, one each, to each of the <smtpserver> sections. I tried
that with James 3.4 and it squawked and thumbed it's nose at me. Threw a
couple of exceptions and then shut down. So that is not how to do it and
I cannot find any documentation/examples on how to configure James to
handle connections on two separate ports... Can one of you fine guru's
show me the way? Thanks in advance as always...
Marc...
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Re: Handling 2 SMTP ports SOLVED
Posted by Marc Chamberlin <ma...@marcchamberlin.com>.
Never mind! I figured it out, duplicating the <smtpserver> sections is
the right answer, just got to give the jmxName a unique identifier in
each section.
Marc...
On 02/21/2019 08:33 PM, Marc Chamberlin wrote:
> I need to set up James so that another email server on my LAN can
> connect to it and relay messages on port 25. I also want James to handle
> external connections using StartTLS on port 587. With the old James 2.3
> I was able to accomplish this by duplicating the <smtpserver
> enables="true"> block inside the <smtpservers> block and assign the two
> separate ports, one each, to each of the <smtpserver> sections. I tried
> that with James 3.4 and it squawked and thumbed it's nose at me. Threw a
> couple of exceptions and then shut down. So that is not how to do it and
> I cannot find any documentation/examples on how to configure James to
> handle connections on two separate ports... Can one of you fine guru's
> show me the way? Thanks in advance as always...
>
> Marc...
>
>
>
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