Hi, I have browsed the archive and I have actually found some threads
regardin my problem, but all the links they refer to are wrong.
So, I have been using James as a PP3 server for few years and I am very
happy with it. I am now "improving" my website and this include writing
scripts to automatically send emails. At the moment I use "mail" which in
turns use "sendmail". So, at the moment, I'm basically using James for PP3
and sendmail for SMTP. However James is listening on port 25, and I telnet
to port 25 I can send emails, so James is indeed warking as SMTP.
My problem is, how can I use James in a script? Changin mail to use James or
use James directly it doesn't matter to me. I just want to get rid of
sendmail and use James only.
Thanks
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Giulio Troccoli wrote:
Hi, I have browsed the archive and I have actually found some threads
regardin my problem, but all the links they refer to are wrong.

We just updated our website and almost all documents have been moved
around. Try adding a /server or /server/2.2.0 in front of your path and
remove the trailing "_2_2" from the html path and your should find the
original document.

So, I have been using James as a PP3 server for few years and I am very
happy with it. I am now "improving" my website and this include writing
scripts to automatically send emails. At the moment I use "mail" which
in turns use "sendmail". So, at the moment, I'm basically using James
for PP3 and sendmail for SMTP. However James is listening on port 25,
and I telnet to port 25 I can send emails, so James is indeed warking as
SMTP.

My problem is, how can I use James in a script? Changin mail to use
James or use James directly it doesn't matter to me. I just want to get
rid of sendmail and use James only.

Thanks

With James 2.3.0RC4 we bundle a sendmail.py script (bin folder) that you
can link in your unix system to be used instead of sendmail (you need
the python interpreter installed).

Stefano

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(seems to be missing though) :-(

Aha, its here

03/10/06, Stefano Bagnara <apache (AT) bago (DOT) orgwrote:
Giulio Troccoli wrote:
Hi, I have browsed the archive and I have actually found some threads
regardin my problem, but all the links they refer to are wrong.

We just updated our website and almost all documents have been moved
around. Try adding a /server or /server/2.2.0 in front of your path and
remove the trailing "_2_2" from the html path and your should find the
original document.

So, I have been using James as a PP3 server for few years and I am very
happy with it. I am now "improving" my website and this include writing
scripts to automatically send emails. At the moment I use "mail" which
in turns use "sendmail". So, at the moment, I'm basically using James
for PP3 and sendmail for SMTP. However James is listening on port 25,
and I telnet to port 25 I can send emails, so James is indeed warking as
SMTP.

My problem is, how can I use James in a script? Changin mail to use
James or use James directly it doesn't matter to me. I just want to get
rid of sendmail and use James only.

Thanks

With James 2.3.0RC4 we bundle a sendmail.py script (bin folder) that you
can link in your unix system to be used instead of sendmail (you need
the python interpreter installed).

Stefano
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Danny Angus wrote:

(seems to be missing though) :-(

Aha, its here

Yes, I moved server documentation to a version-specific folder in my ast
rework.

I thought that I could have added empty html with only an html redirect
for each removed page, but it would have taken too much time for the
goal, sorry.

Stefano

03/10/06, Stefano Bagnara <apache (AT) bago (DOT) orgwrote:
>Giulio Troccoli wrote:
>Hi, I have browsed the archive and I have actually found some threads
>regardin my problem, but all the links they refer to are wrong.
>>
>We just updated our website and almost all documents have been moved
>around. Try adding a /server or /server/2.2.0 in front of your path and
>remove the trailing "_2_2" from the html path and your should find the
>original document.
>>
>So, I have been using James as a PP3 server for few years and I am
>very
>happy with it. I am now "improving" my website and this include writing
>scripts to automatically send emails. At the moment I use "mail" which
>in turns use "sendmail". So, at the moment, I'm basically using James
>for PP3 and sendmail for SMTP. However James is listening on port 25,
>and I telnet to port 25 I can send emails, so James is indeed
>warking as
>SMTP.
>>
>My problem is, how can I use James in a script? Changin mail to use
>James or use James directly it doesn't matter to me. I just want to get
>rid of sendmail and use James only.
>>
>Thanks
>>
>With James 2.3.0RC4 we bundle a sendmail.py script (bin folder) that you
>can link in your unix system to be used instead of sendmail (you need
>the python interpreter installed).
>>
>Stefano

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This document was actually a detailed FAQ answer, I might move it
back, it doesn't change with the versions.

03/10/06, Stefano Bagnara <apache (AT) bago (DOT) orgwrote:
Danny Angus wrote:

(seems to be missing though) :-(

Aha, its here

Yes, I moved server documentation to a version-specific folder in my ast
rework.

I thought that I could have added empty html with only an html redirect
for each removed page, but it would have taken too much time for the
goal, sorry.

Stefano

03/10/06, Stefano Bagnara <apache (AT) bago (DOT) orgwrote:
>Giulio Troccoli wrote:
>Hi, I have browsed the archive and I have actually found some threads
>regardin my problem, but all the links they refer to are wrong.
>>
>We just updated our website and almost all documents have been moved
>around. Try adding a /server or /server/2.2.0 in front of your path and
>remove the trailing "_2_2" from the html path and your should find the
>original document.
>>
>So, I have been using James as a PP3 server for few years and I am
>very
>happy with it. I am now "improving" my website and this include writing
>scripts to automatically send emails. At the moment I use "mail" which
>in turns use "sendmail". So, at the moment, I'm basically using James
>for PP3 and sendmail for SMTP. However James is listening on port 25,
>and I telnet to port 25 I can send emails, so James is indeed
>warking as
>SMTP.
>>
>My problem is, how can I use James in a script? Changin mail to use
>James or use James directly it doesn't matter to me. I just want to get
>rid of sendmail and use James only.
>>
>Thanks
>>
>With James 2.3.0RC4 we bundle a sendmail.py script (bin folder) that you
>can link in your unix system to be used instead of sendmail (you need
>the python interpreter installed).
>>
>Stefano
>
>
>

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Danny Angus wrote:
This document was actually a detailed FAQ answer, I might move it
back, it doesn't change with the versions.

I just moved it in the source trees.
It will be updated the next time we publish the website!

Thank you again,
Stefano

03/10/06, Stefano Bagnara <apache (AT) bago (DOT) orgwrote:
>Danny Angus wrote:
>
>>
>(seems to be missing though) :-(
>>
>Aha, its here
>>
>
>>
>Yes, I moved server documentation to a version-specific folder in my ast
>rework.
>>
>I thought that I could have added empty html with only an html redirect
>for each removed page, but it would have taken too much time for the
>goal, sorry.
>>
>Stefano

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04/10/06, Stefano Bagnara <apache (AT) bago (DOT) orgwrote:

I just moved it in the source trees.
It will be updated the next time we publish the website!

Thanks Stefano.

d.

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