MailArchiva integration with Sun Java Messaging Server

I mentioned in my 1st post on Mail Journaling that MailArchiva looks interesting and I'm very keen to make it integrate with Sun Java Messaging Server.

So here we go:

Background Information

1. Sun Java Messaging Server 7.0 running on 192.168.0.60

2. MailArchiva Server running on 192.168.0.133

3. Archive all emails for domain abc.com.sg

Step-by-Step

1. Go to Listeners tab.

• a. Change "Exchange/SMTP Port" to 25
• b. Add IP Address 192.168.0.60 to "Restrict Incoming Connections" (more secured)
• c. Click Save

2. Restart MailArchiva server

3. Create a host entry in /etc/hosts on the Sun Messaging Server.

#

# Internet host table

#

127.0.0.1 localhost

# ::1 localhost

192.168.0.60 mail.openmail.sg openmail loghost

192.168.0.133 mailarchiva.sg mailarchiva

4. In the config directory in Sun Messaging Server, create a filter/sieve file "capture.sieve".

require ["envelope"];

if anyof (envelope :matches "from" "*@abc.com.sg",

envelope :matches "to" "*@abc.com.sg")

{

capture :message "archive@mailarchiva.sg";

}

5. In the config directory in Sun Messaging Server, edit the imta.cnf file.

• Append sourcefilter file:IMTA_TABLE:capture.sieve to the appropriate channel. e.g. tcp_local, tcp_auth, tcp_intranet

6. Rebuild the configuration file and restart the dispatcher.

7. In the messaging log mail.log_current, you should see something like the following:

04-Nov-2009 0:33:31.11 tcp_auth tcp_local EEA 51 maggie@abc.com.sg rfc822;esther@google.sg esther@google.sg *Maggie@abc.com.sg

04-Nov-2009 0:33:31.13 tcp_auth reprocess EEA 51 maggie@abc.com.sg rfc822;esther@google.sg archive@mailarchiva.sg *Maggie@abc.com.sg

Done. Simple!