OpenEMM Technical Support Forum

I would go with the user ‘maschoff’ here. You won’t experience a problem as long as JDK version 6. JDK version 7 has some serious bugs, but I think the latest update has it all covered. Thank you! Hope this helps! From https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java Oracle (Sun) Java 6 WARNING: Oracle Java ...

You can use the smartrelay functionality. Look in the docs and have a study of the configuration files and you should find out easy enough. It's not a perfect solution (bounce management becomes more complicated) but the way it's written/conceived means this is the only easy option.

I think manipulating the spool directly is not the best idea, but I know thats an easy way for you. For mass mails you should use the smtp protocol to submit the mailings. Umm. The best idea is the one that works best. The SMTP protocol is a horrible POS that was created 30 years ago and is good fo...

OpenEMM is Java-based (amonst others). You are not really going to be able to install and manage the solution effectively without terminal access.

I am still a beginner but I am absolutely certain you can do this with a form and actions. You should read the relevant parts of the documentation - sorry I can't tell you exactly how but the system is powerful and this is almost certainly possible with these two features.

Did you try my suggestion?

This is not strictly true... While obviously true that the solution will not work *out of the box* with anything other than sendmail or the internal SMTP, it is also true that the internal SMTP has an easy mechanism to proxy to a second SMTP server. In the docs and elsewhere this is referred to as a...

I was suggesting the last comment : The following sends everything to /dev/null: LOCAL_RULE_0 R$* < @ $* > $* $#local $: bit-bucket This assumes that in your /etc/aliases: bit-bucket: /dev/null Which should just accept the emails and send them to /dev/null. I really know nothing about sendmail, but ...

The Java code in .java files/packages compiles correctly and .class files are correctly generated. Sorry to have used the word "compilation", as this has obviously caused confusion. There were actual Java file compilation errors when using Tomcat7 and/or JDK7 (both Open and Oracle) but eve...

When I said "compilation", I probably should have said "validation" - but for example: <%@include file="/footer.jsp"%> Gives : file not found. This is present for 2011 and 2012m3 in lots of files. I couldn't find a footer.jsp anywhere, but that of course could be dealt ...

Maybe something like
http://serverfault.com/questions/239441 ... o-dev-null?
(the last post).

Thanks. If I follow those instructions then I get "compilation" problems (there appear to be some jsps missing, like footer.jsp). I initially tried with a "non-supported" configuration (openjdk, etc.) but have since reverted to trying with Tomcat 6.0.35 and Sun's JDK 6 (on Ubuntu...

Just for some background on this request (which I didn't make but see as valid!) - in some places, notably the UK, certain sectors (like banks, insurance, etc.) are obliged to inform customers, present and former, of certain things. If memory servers, things like terms and conditions changes or data...

Hi,
Does anyone have a working project setup file they could share? I haven't done much j2ee and back when I was given the .metadata directory so never really got that familiar with the mechanisms. Either for 2011 or 2012m3 - I just need to see how things are set up for a working debug config.
Thanks

Hi,
Has anyone tried developing for OpenEMM on this configuration? Running it? They have both been around for a while now so I thought I'd ask. The last mention of OpenJDK on this forum was a few years ago... and the Sun JDK doesn't seem to be in Ubuntu's partner repos any more.
Cheers
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