KIMYONG : recipients notification_preference 가 DISABLED 갑자기 Disabled되는 경우

Symptoms
========
Email server가 갑자기 몇시간씩 죽을경우 recipient notification 이 갑자가 Disabled되면서 Mail 발송이 안되는 경우가 있습니다.
FND_USER_PREFERENCES 와 WF_LOCAL_ROLES 이 갑자기 DISABLED 됩니다.
Changes
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Email Server outage (crash) 는 FND_USER_PREFERENCES and WF_LOCAL_ROLES tables. 에 있는 nottification_preference for recipients 을 DISABLED 로 바꿉니다.이 문제는 Bug 4104735 에 소개되고 있습니다..
When a notification fails to be rendered or delivered from the Java tier (in this case due to an email server outage) then the notification will be placed into a FAILED state. The notifications that fails to be delivered to a user then has their notification preference set to DISABLED and any subsequent notifications will be automatically be set to FAILED either at the PL/SQL level or the java level depending on where the request for a notification is received.
Solution
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1. Update the tables FND_USER_PREFERENCES and WF_LOCAL_ROLES manually. However, for only the WF_LOCAL_ROLES table you can do the following:
2. As System Administrator Responsibility >> Define User >> query up user with issue
/>remove the Person Field >> save
/>requery the same user >> add back the Person Field
/>save >> have user log out/in >> retest
/>This effort does an internal synchronization for the peticular user 3. At this moment there is no way from the UI for the system administrator to change the notification preference for the FND_USER_PREFERENCES table.
4. After this, the concurrent program Resend Failed Notifications can be used to resend those FAILED notifications.
5. Apply Patch 5330951 - ADDRESSEXCEPTION NOT UPDATE MAIL_STATUS, prevents the mailer from going down.
6. This is ultimately fixed in RUP4 (patch 4676589) within the Bug 5170723.
References
========
Bug 4104735 - Mailer Exception Handling Changes

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How to Disable VRFY and RCPT

How does one disable VRFY and RCPT on Ironport AsyncOS for Email Security 7.6 and what is the impact? I understand an attacker can perform an account enumeration and verify whether e-mail accounts exist and a spammer can automate the method to perform a directory harvest attack and send spam emails.
Thanks

There are three SMTP commands that apply here.
VRFY - not implemented by ESA. ESA will respond "250 ok" to everything
EXPN - not implemented by ESA. ESA always responds "500 command not recognized"
RCPT - can't be "disabled" as there is no other way to specify envelope recipients.
I would recommend that you set up LDAP Accept and DHAP (Directory Harvest Attack Prevention). That will allow the ESA to stop dictionary attacks. Once too many bad recipients have been tried the appliance will reject all recipients from that IP address for an hour.
DHAP is normally best set up to function during the SMTP conversation and to drop connections. If you enable it during the work queue your appliance can get bogged down with undeliverable outgoing messages from all the bounces. Dropping the connection can help with botnets since they usually don't waste time by re-queuing messages to be tried later.

Disable theMail user to re-enable the auto complete function in Composing.

Hi Just wondering if anyone knows of a way of disabling the auto-complete function of the Addressing section under Composing in Mails preferences? To many company emails are being sent to the wrong recipients.
I have changed everyones preferences and used ARD to push out the updated preference, but as the user can just switch it back on, its not very helpful. I need a way of locking down the preference?
Any help appreciated..
Thanks

Solved.. I just added the preference setting to to the Library/Preferences/ for Mail and it over rides the users... I might try this on other applications...

In email how to disabled recent contacts

Hello
When you start to enter an email address in a new email it shows you all recent email addresses you have used. This includes people not in your contacts.
How do I clear this list or disable the feature?
many thanks

In Mail: Window Menu>Previous Recipients
Delete any or all.

Disable email address caching/autofill.

Hi Folks,
I have seen this question asked before, but no solution. I have an iPhone 3GS, running iOS 4.2.
If I reply to an email that someone sends me, the email address is stored in the email address cache on the phone. For example, if [email protected] emails me and I respond, I now have [email protected] in my email address cache, even though it does not appear anywhee in my contacts.
So now, when I go to type a new email and type in as the first letter "j" - the email address [email protected] is now one of the options to select from.
How do I disable this, or at the very least, remove [email protected] ?
I find this feature very annoying.
Thanks.

I have seen this question asked before, but no solution.
Because there is no solution - not at the present time anyway, except for restoring your iPhone with iTunes as a new iPhone or not from your iPhone's backup to purge the entire list.
How do I disable this, or at the very least, remove [email protected] ?
Not possible to disable the list of previous recipients and not possible to remove a single email address from the list of previous recipients.
As with the Mail.app on a Mac, the iPhone's Mail app stores all email recipients in a list of previous recipients. The email address autofill feature pulls from the Address Book or Contacts, and from the list of previous recipients. Different from the Mail.app on a Mac, there is no access to the list of previous recipients to add a previous recipient to the Address Book or Contacts that is not already entered, or to remove a previous recipient from the list - not a the present time anyway.

Alias Name Changed after Connecting a Disabled Mailbox

Hi all, Good day.
I have a quetion. A mailbox was disabled by mistake, so I have to connect it. Now problem appearred: the correct format of our email address is
[email protected], but after connecting, the email address became
[email protected], but the username is still peter.fiala.
Environment: Windows Server 2008 R2 + Exchange Server 2013.
How can I connect the disabled mailbox with the correct address/alias? Thank you.

Hi,
I was wondering if you have setup of the global email address policy, though you can manually add the email address via going into the properties of the mailbox >> mailbox features >> email address but you need to identify the cause of this email
change, global email address policy should be at the HUB server - check the properties of the policy.
To edit the existing email address follow the below steps
In the EAC, navigate to Recipients > Mailboxes.
In the list of user mailboxes, click the mailbox that you want to add an email address to, and then click Edit .
On the mailbox properties page, click Email Address.
Note:
On the Email Address page, the primary SMTP address is displayed in bold text in the address list, with the uppercase SMTP value in the Type column.
Click Add ,
and then click SMTP to add an SMTP email address to this mailbox.
Note:
SMTP is the default email address type. You can also add Exchange Unified Messaging (EUM) addresses or custom addresses to a mailbox. For more information, see "Change user mailbox properties" in the Manage
user mailboxes topic.
Type the new SMTP address in the Email address box, and then click OK.
The new address is displayed in the list of email addresses for the selected mailbox.
Click Save to save the change.
Best of luck
Inderjit

How to disable my Jbutton before a long operation?

I want to disable a button before sending email and enable it once it is finished, I know it is something to do with Swing thread, but I cant get it work, someone please help me...
The button can be disabled if i commented out sendEmail(...), sendEmail() is just function to send email using JavaMail API to send email to multiple recipients, so i guess the JavaMail uses thread for its process? How can I disable the button before sending emails?
          sendButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
               public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
                         SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
                              public void run() {
                                   sendButton.setText("Please wait...");
                                   sendButton.setEnabled(false);
                         /* some logic */
                         sendEmail();
                         sendButton.setEnabled(true);
                         sendButton.setText("Send Email");
          });

Kevin Workman wrote:
Kayaman wrote:
Kevin Workman wrote:
Kayaman wrote:
Use invokeAndWait().Why? He's in actionPerformed, so he's already on the EDT. Why use invokeAndAnything?Oh so now I'm expected to read the posts fully before answering.
I knew this move to Oracle would result in devastation.Hahaha. Where's the "like" button when you need it?Oh, please.
As if we need ANOTHER 'Like' button on the internet, with the 124131234621466123461^42 (approximately) that are out there at the moment >:(

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