JDBCVirtualUserTable doesn't work :(

[Ivan Jouikov <iv...@ablogic.net>]

Ok so here's what happens:
 
When I use that JDBCVUT, and I make the following record:
 
User:  bubba  Domain: prison.com  target_address:  bubba..prison.com
(so instead of @ I have two dots)
 
When I try to send an email to bubba@prison.com, the email goes to
spool, and then it goes into OUTGOING folder and never gets sent out.
 
When I try to send an email to bubba.prison.com@prison.com  - the email
goes into proper folder, and I download it into my outlook express no
problem.
 
So, as a result:
 
JDBCVUT doesn't do what I actually want it to do..  Forwarding is great,
but besides forwarding I want it to deliver locally, which it does not -
it tries to forward all the time.
 
And if I host domains prison.com and church.com, and email to bubba..
<ma...@church.com> prison.com@church.com
 will still reach bubba, even though I don't want any @church.com emails
to go to bubba? 
 <ma...@church.com>  
 <ma...@church.com> Any ideas on how to fix this?

RE: JDBCVirtualUserTable doesn't work :(

[Ivan Jouikov <iv...@ablogic.net>]

Well I went as far as looking through the source, and I found this:

// We need to separate local and remote
                            // recipients.  This is explained below.
if (getMailetContext().isLocalServer(target.getHost())) {
                                recipientsToAddLocal.add(target);
                            } else {
                                recipientsToAddForward.add(target);
                            }

So, apparently it is supposed to forward if the host isn't local and
deliver if it is... But for some reason, it doesn't work that way for
me...  I do have the host specified in my server config, I have no idea
why it's not recognizing it...

>-----Original Message-----
>From: Ivan Jouikov [mailto:ivan@ablogic.net]
>Sent: Friday, July 08, 2005 6:35 PM
>To: server-user@james.apache.org
>Subject: JDBCVirtualUserTable doesn't work :(
>
>Ok so here's what happens:
>
>When I use that JDBCVUT, and I make the following record:
>
>User:  bubba  Domain: prison.com  target_address:  bubba..prison.com
>(so instead of @ I have two dots)
>
>When I try to send an email to bubba@prison.com, the email goes to
>spool, and then it goes into OUTGOING folder and never gets sent out.
>
>When I try to send an email to bubba.prison.com@prison.com  - the email
>goes into proper folder, and I download it into my outlook express no
>problem.
>
>So, as a result:
>
>JDBCVUT doesn't do what I actually want it to do..  Forwarding is
great,
>but besides forwarding I want it to deliver locally, which it does not
-
>it tries to forward all the time.
>
>And if I host domains prison.com and church.com, and email to bubba..
><ma...@church.com> prison.com@church.com
> will still reach bubba, even though I don't want any @church.com
emails
>to go to bubba?
> <ma...@church.com>
> <ma...@church.com> Any ideas on how to fix this?


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