If I've well understood, and in order to avoid the SMTP relay issues with the
mail servers of the organisation which hosts the WIS service, WIS
implementation should use some dedicated mail server, is'n it?
Does someone already did it? Would Apache-James be good solution in this
case?
Many thanks,
Victor
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I am not sure I understand the question. Could you maybe expand a bit.
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If I’ve well understood, and in order to avoid the SMTP relay issues with the
mail servers of the organisation which hosts the WIS service, WIS
implementation should use some dedicated mail server, is’n it?
Does someone already did it? Would Apache-James be good solution in this
case?
Many thanks,
Victor
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WIS must send e-mails with meteo data to WIS users ; it uses java.mail to do this and the e-mails should be sent by SMTP using, in theory, the SMTP server of the organisation which hosts WIS. The problem is that each organisation has its own SMTP servers with many possibility for authorization protocols, etc… Usually, the SMTP raises an error “com.sun.mail.smtp.SMTPAddressFailedException: 550 5.7.1 Unable to relay” when WIS tries to send an e-mail from the SMTP server in the domain to an e-mail address in another domain (to avoid spamming). One solution would be to ask the SMTP admin to accept the relay requests coming from WIS, but not all admins would accept this… Another solution would be to use a dedicated mail server (it was my question in my second message). Does it make sense?
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Huh, Wish I had some insight for you here. The SMTP servers have worked for the projects I have been on so far.
On Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 2:46 PM, vsinceac <victor.sinceac@anonymised.com> wrote:
WIS must send e-mails with meteo data to WIS users ; it uses java.mail to do this and the e-mails should be sent by SMTP using, in theory, the SMTP server of the organisation which hosts WIS. The problem is that each organisation has its own SMTP servers with many possibility for authorization protocols, etc… Usually, the SMTP raises an error “com.sun.mail.smtp.SMTPAddressFailedException: 550 5.7.1 Unable to relay” when WIS tries to send an e-mail from the SMTP server in the domain to an e-mail address in another domain (to avoid spamming). One solution would be to ask the SMTP admin to accept the relay requests coming from WIS, but not all admins would accept this… Another solution would be to use a dedicated mail server (it was my question in my second message). Does it make sense?
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