virtual domains

[buzzheavyyear]

Would be excellent if there was more than one domain, with virtual users - is this much work to fix?

[gregtatcam]

It seems straightforward if I just add multiple domain support to SMTP. Virtual user directory then will be “user@domain”. So all domain users will have the account in the same folder. To make the user folder like “user/domain” will require more work, and more work to make each domain home folder configurable, for instance /var/mail/accounts/domain1/user and /etc/domain2/user. Could do the change incrementally though. I have checked in the multiple domain support for SMTP. I’ll try to add the proper user account folder handling this week.

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Would be excellent if there was more than one domain, with virtual users - is this much work to fix?

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[buzzheavyyear]

That's very generous of you - let me know if I can help out with anything. Cheers

[gregtatcam]

No problem. I’m happy to get the feedback and good suggestions for enhancement.

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That's very generous of you - let me know if I can help out with anything. Cheers

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[gregtatcam]

I checked in the second change, i.e. the user account folder for user@domain is domain/user.
Making each domain’s folder configurable requires some rework so I’m going to put it on hold for now. I think current implementation covers most of the cases, even if you want to have a separate partition for each domain.

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That's very generous of you - let me know if I can help out with anything. Cheers

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[buzzheavyyear]

Excellent - thanks for adding this in - I'll try it out this afternoon. I also need to read through the code thoroughly - I read http://javiermunhoz.com/blog/2014/04/19/detecting-and-removing-computer-virus-with-ocaml.html last year - I might try and find some time to see if I could add something to imaplet. Thanks for making this available.

[gregtatcam]

Cool. It’ll be great if this system is improved/grown by the community.

On Jun 18, 2015, at 11:14 AM, buzzheavyyear notifications@github.com wrote:

Excellent - thanks for adding this in - I'll try it out this afternoon. I also need to read through the code thoroughly - I read http://javiermunhoz.com/blog/2014/04/19/detecting-and-removing-computer-virus-with-ocaml.html http://javiermunhoz.com/blog/2014/04/19/detecting-and-removing-computer-virus-with-ocaml.html last year - I might try and find some time to see if I could add something to imaplet. Thanks for making this available.

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[buzzheavyyear]

Just doing an install - everything fine until I do a:

sudo imaplet_create_account -u john.doe@example.com:mysecretpassword

I get an error of : failed: invalid domain

I have edited imaplet.cf and added the domain of example.com and created the directory /var/mail/accounts/example.com/john.doe, but not started anything - ie sudo imaplet

What's the best way forward here? :)

[gregtatcam]

It works for me. Can you email your imaplet.cf file?

You don’t need to create the directory for domain, imaplet_create_account creates necessary directory.

On Jun 22, 2015, at 3:46 PM, buzzheavyyear notifications@github.com wrote:

Just doing an install - everything fine until I do a:

sudo imaplet_create_account -u john.doe@example.com mailto:john.doe@example.com:mysecretpassword

I get an error of : failed: invalid domain

I have edited imaplet.cf and added the domain of example.com and created the directory /var/mail/accounts/example.com, but not started anything - ie sudo imaplet

What's the best way forward here? :)

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[buzzheavyyear]

# configuration file

# authentication required
auth_required true

# log file location
log /var/log

# log level error/info1/info2/info3/debug
log_level error

# maximum email size in bytes
max_msg_size 10000000

# server name in capability response
imap_name imaplet

# irminsule location
irmin_path /var/mail/accounts/%user%/repo

# user certificate/key path
user_cert_path /var/mail/accounts/%user%/cert

# expand the contents of the database to the filesystem, default false
irmin_expand false

# smtp server address
smtp_addr 0.0.0.0

# smtp server port 25,587
smtp_port 587,25

# smtp ssl enabled
smtp_ssl false

# smtp starttls enabled
smtp_starttls true

# imap server address for outside connections
addr 0.0.0.0

# imap server port for outside connections, 143 no ssl/993 ssl
port 993

# is ssl enabled
ssl true

# is starttls enabled
starttls true

# inbox location for the storage (irmin, mbox(/var/mail), mailbox, etc)
# blank for irmin
inbox_path ""

# mailboxes location for the storage (irmin, mbox(/Users/@/mail/, mailbox, etc)
# blank for irmin 
mail_path ""

# rebuild irminsule on start up, not enabled yet
#rebuild_irmin false

# pem/key path default datadir/imaplet
#data_path ""

# pem name
pem_name server.pem

# key name
key_name server.key

# public key
pub_name server.pub

# users path default datadir/imaplet
#users_path ""

# type of data storage like mailbox,mbox,irmin,workdir
data_store irmin

# encrypt message
encrypt true

# compress message, but not attachment
compress true

# include mapped address in the Received email header
stun_header false

# ';' separated domains(no spaces), the main domain by default is the host name
# domain
example.com;anotherexample.com;yetanotherexample.com

# maildir parse, parse the message into MIME parts and save all of them along with the
# map of parsed parts in one blob. this is similar to irmin and workdir but they save each 
# part into separate blob
maildir_parse true

# irmin and workdir single store, store MIME parets as individual blobs, this will deduplicate attachments
single_store true

# irmin hybrid, if true and store is Irmin then messages are stored in files on FS, metadata is stored in Git 
hybrid false

[buzzheavyyear]

One day I'll master markdown!

[gregtatcam]

Yeah, this is better :-)

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One day I'll master markdown!

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[gregtatcam]

I see the issue, the domain is commented out:

domain

example.com;anotherexample.com;yetanotherexample.com
it should be:

domain example.com;anotherexample.com;yetanotherexample.com

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[buzzheavyyear]

aha! OK, thanks

[gregtatcam]

No pr.

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aha! OK, thanks

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[buzzheavyyear]

just one more thing - I'm trying to set up my android/gmail client. When it gets to the imap set up, I'm getting a read error:

Can't safely connect to server.
(Read error: ssl=0x9a5......: Failure in SSL library, usually a protocol error
error:140943E8:SSL
routines:SSL3_READ_BYTES:reason(1000)
(external/openssl/ssl/s3_pkt.c:1304 0x06.....:0x00000003))

Have you come across this before?