[Jboss-dev-forums] [Design of JBoss Collaboration Server] - Re: how to test POP3 in Outlook

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first, though may not matter, not sure how the DNS implementation is on JBCS, but your x says ramesesinc.com but all the server names you used, or that are listed, state mail.ramesesinc.com

you might change it so they all match, just to be safe, you could be having DNS issue's.  Is the name of your server really mail.ramesesinc.com?  If not, it may be tripping you up, and you may need to either fix DNS server, or your etc/hosts file

- <!-- 
  |  Local domain group.  The server will try to deliver any message to any 
  | user
  | with the exact string in the @ clause locally.  --> 
  | - <mbean code="org.jboss.mail.domaingroup.DomainGroup" name="jboss.mail:type=MailServices,name=DomainGroup,group=Local">
  |   <attribute name="Postmaster" replace="true" trim="true" serialDataType="text">pos...@ra...</attribute> 
  | - <attribute name="Domains" replace="true" trim="true" serialDataType="text">
  | - <domains includes-local-interfaces="true">
  |   <domain>ramesesinc.com</domain>

<!-- register the protocols you want to use 
  |   --> 
  |   <attribute name="Servername" replace="true" trim="true" serialDataType="text">mail.ramesesinc.com</attribute> 

you really should copy and post all the output you get when running .bat or .sh file , namely, post the data from this process 

1. execute bat 
2.  wait till server is started 
3.  send an email using out look to yo...@yo..., as well as you@localhost, and yo...@lo..., might as well try sending to other users as well, as m4 had an "unknown user" bug/fix, that could be causing this issue, but we cant tell as we dont have log 
4.  have outlook, check the mail on server (it doesnt list an error, correct?)

then select all text, copy, paste, and post as code if it looks nice in purdy!

you also, maight check the mail for the other users in outlook also, in case they get mail and you dont ("unknown user" again)

sending an email to you@localhost (and other users), may be one of the simplest tests, as it doesnt use DNS as much, less prone to error

if it lets you send mail to you@localhost or someone@localhost, then it's probably your DNS

again, do you have any data in database?  I.e. in the tables I mentioned?

Telnet 216.122.130.130 25
  | EHLO [hi]
  | MAIL FROM:<jg...@my...>
  | RCPT TO:<jasong@localhost>
  | RCPT TO:<ja...@my...>
  | DATA
  | FROM: JG...@my...
  | TO: Ja...@my...
  | TO: jasong@localhost
  | SUBJECT: Send Response
  | 
  | this is another telnet test email
  | 
  | 
  | .
  | quit

also, again, post the headers of the email that was successfully sent outside the domain

so, to do:
change server name in jboss-service.xml
post log file
try send mail to other users
try receive mail for other users (outlook)
look in your database for existence of mail data
try and sendmail using telnet to outside mail acct without authenticating
try and sendmail using telnet to outside mail acct with authenticating
also, from your server, you might try an nslookup of ramesesinc.com and mail.ramesesinc.com make sure your dns is working locally, and get rid of those other DNS servers, till your issue is resolved, though it will interfere with sending out of domain mail, for example, to yahoo, may not be able to lookup.

I'll do a diff of your and mine service.xml tomorrow, though dont know when I might have time, also, !!!Andrews Back!!! He'll probably be able to help, possibly without asking you go through all these steps...

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