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How to use AddFooter
Hi list,
I am trying to make the AddFooter mailet work. I looked at the
mailinglist and found another such question, though no answer to it.
Hope I am more successfull :-)
I tried this in different <processor>s, but no line is generated in my
mails?
<mailet match="All" class="AddFooter">
<text>-----------------------------------</text>
</mailet>
Stephan
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Re: How to use AddFooter
Posted by Stephan Wiesner <st...@stephan-wiesner.de>.
okay, thanks, I am currently looking at how to implement my own mailets
anyway, so now I start with an idea what it might do :-)
Stephan
Carlos Cortés del Valle wrote:
>The AddFooter allows (in version 2.1.2) text/plain, multipart/mixed and
>multipart/alternative. For the multipart type, it check if the text part is
>"plain" or "HTML". However, I didn't use "AddFooter" (I used an own mailet
>for adding text), so I think your best option is program your own mailet (if
>you have James source is very easy) if doesn't work
>
>Carlos
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>PD
>I've been checking and it doesn't work properly... at least, it seems...
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Re: How to use AddFooter
Posted by Carlos Cortés del Valle <cc...@redauto.com>.
The AddFooter allows (in version 2.1.2) text/plain, multipart/mixed and
multipart/alternative. For the multipart type, it check if the text part is
"plain" or "HTML". However, I didn't use "AddFooter" (I used an own mailet
for adding text), so I think your best option is program your own mailet (if
you have James source is very easy) if doesn't work
Carlos
PD
I've been checking and it doesn't work properly... at least, it seems...
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Re: How to use AddFooter
Posted by Stephan Wiesner <st...@stephan-wiesner.de>.
Hi Carlos,
I tried both HTML and plain/text
How can I see that there is such a restriction? I mean, the
documentation on mailets I found
(http://james.apache.org/provided_mailets_2_1.html) is not too large .-)
Stephan
Carlos Cortés del Valle wrote:
>Have you checked the mail ContentType is one of the allowed by the mailet?
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Re: How to use AddFooter
Posted by Carlos Cortés del Valle <cc...@redauto.com>.
Have you checked the mail ContentType is one of the allowed by the mailet?
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Re: How to use AddFooter
Posted by Stephan Wiesner <st...@stephan-wiesner.de>.
> - The server keeps crashing when I try to end it
>
>Which JVM? It works perfectly for me on linux (RH 6.2 and RH 8) using IBM
>1.3.1 and Sun 1.4.1 or later.
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My windows has 1.4.1_01-b01 and the Linux box has 1.4.1-b21
>I still test with the telnet interface,
>although these days I am more likely to use my SysVInit script. You can run
>"/<install-dir>/bin/phoenix.sh stop" to stop James.
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That did seem to endy my Phoenix nicely, but I could not restart it
(kept 'address in use' errors), until I found the correct java process
and killed that one manually :-(
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>>- The admin interface works fine on Windows, but on Linux it is
>> distorted. Looks like this:
>>
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>That sounds like a terminal emulation problem. I don't see that when I
>access the interface. Most of the time I am using either SSH (real SSH) or
>a current version of mindterm to provide terminal emulation.
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Yep, that's what I think too. Tried standard windows Telnet and Putty
SSH and got the same result. Annyoying, but not really a problem, though.
Stephan
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RE: How to use AddFooter
Posted by "Noel J. Bergman" <no...@devtech.com>.
> - the download doesn't contain the needed phoenix-bin directory
WHICH download? James-<version>-src isn't supposed to have it.
James-with-phoenix-<version>-src has it -- I just checked.
> - AddFooter works now.
:-)
> - The ServerTime mailet has the same problem. It runs indefinite. This
is so, because the last line of the service method results in a call to
itself: getMailetContext().sendMail(response);
That isn't a call to itself. Unless you are sending ALL messages to
ServerTime! When I test, I use something like:
<mailet match="servertime@mydomain.tld" class="ServerTime" />
then send a message to servertime@mydomain.tld. ServerTime then sends a
response to the sender's address.
> - The server keeps crashing when I try to end it
Which JVM? It works perfectly for me on linux (RH 6.2 and RH 8) using IBM
1.3.1 and Sun 1.4.1 or later. I still test with the telnet interface,
although these days I am more likely to use my SysVInit script. You can run
"/<install-dir>/bin/phoenix.sh stop" to stop James.
> - The admin interface works fine on Windows, but on Linux it is
> distorted. Looks like this:
That sounds like a terminal emulation problem. I don't see that when I
access the interface. Most of the time I am using either SSH (real SSH) or
a current version of mindterm to provide terminal emulation.
--- Noel
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Re: How to use AddFooter
Posted by Stephan Wiesner <st...@stephan-wiesner.de>.
Hi Noel,
you asked for it :-)
- the download doesn't contain the needed phoenix-bin directory, I took
the one from the stable source distribution. Otherwise I would not have
been able to compile
- AddFooter works now.
- The ServerTime mailet has the same problem. It runs indefinite. This
is so, because the last line of the service method results in a call to
itself:
getMailetContext().sendMail(response);
Of course, this might be a problem of me being to ignorant to place the
mallet right, tried several places though.
- The server keeps crashing when I try to end it, either by pressing
strg+c or by telneting to it. This happens in the official release as
well and I tried it on Suse Linux (8.0) and on WinXP. I have to manually
kill the java process (happens much more often on Linux, by the way).
This is very annoying, as I have to shut down the server every time I
change a mailet.
- The admin interface works fine on Windows, but on Linux it is
distorted. Looks like this:
"JAMES Remote Administration Tool 2.1.2
Please enter your login and password
Login
id:
root
Password:
asdsad
Login failed for root
Login id:
"
Still think it very cool to have my own mail and news server now .-)
Tried to get INN running on sunday and wasted a whole afternoon on it
.-( So, thanks for James!
Stephan
Noel J. Bergman wrote:
>>Let me guess, there is another one with ServerTime, I get about 6000
>>return mails instead of a single one .-)
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>Not that I know of -- ServerTime worked fine for me when I tested it.
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>You might download v2.1.3a2 from the nightly build directory, and give that
>a shot. Please let us know how it looks to you.
>
> --- Noel
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RE: How to use AddFooter
Posted by "Noel J. Bergman" <no...@devtech.com>.
> Let me guess, there is another one with ServerTime, I get about 6000
> return mails instead of a single one .-)
Not that I know of -- ServerTime worked fine for me when I tested it.
You might download v2.1.3a2 from the nightly build directory, and give that
a shot. Please let us know how it looks to you.
--- Noel
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Re: How to use AddFooter
Posted by Stephan Wiesner <st...@stephan-wiesner.de>.
Oh, ah, thanks.
Let me guess, there is another one with ServerTime, I get about 6000
return mails instead of a single one .-)
Stephan
Noel J. Bergman wrote:
>>I tried AddFooter in different <processor>s,
>>but no line is generated in my mails?
>>
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>You are using v2.1.2, and there is a bug. :-)
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> --- Noel
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RE: How to use AddFooter
Posted by "Noel J. Bergman" <no...@devtech.com>.
> I tried AddFooter in different <processor>s,
> but no line is generated in my mails?
You are using v2.1.2, and there is a bug. :-)
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