Re: Re[6]: Mail Client receiving messages in the same order as they are received on James Mail Server

[Danny Angus <Da...@slc.co.uk>]

> I am speaking for "Received"
> date&time on my own Mail Server which is James and for "Received"
> date&time on my E-Mail client.

Ah. But this is allowed, James does not have to deliver the messages in the
order in which they were received, and I suspect it would be difficult to
make this happen because James is multi-threaded in the spool manager which
routes the mail internally and in the RemoteDelivery mailet which sneds
outgoing mail.

If you are receiving mail through POP3 you would have to ensure that James
serially delivers local mail to the inbox repository in the received order.

Are you using db or file respository?

d.


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Re[8]: Mail Client receiving messages in the same order as they are received on James Mail Server

[Miroslav Nachev <mi...@space-comm.com>]

   Hi,

   We use file respository.
   But what to do? If you list the directory where the mails are
placed and sorted by date & time, then everything is OK. Why James use
other order not using date & time of file system?
   

   Best Regards,
   Miroslav Nachev

> I am speaking for "Received"
> date&time on my own Mail Server which is James and for "Received"
> date&time on my E-Mail client.

Ah. But this is allowed, James does not have to deliver the messages in the
order in which they were received, and I suspect it would be difficult to
make this happen because James is multi-threaded in the spool manager which
routes the mail internally and in the RemoteDelivery mailet which sneds
outgoing mail.

If you are receiving mail through POP3 you would have to ensure that James
serially delivers local mail to the inbox repository in the received order.

Are you using db or file respository?

d.


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