postfix:
+ # postmaster email address
+ postmaster: postmaster@example.org
+ # optional: Hostname of this email system
+ hostname: mail.example.org
# optional: Whether to put a postscreen on port 25
postscreen: True
+ # optional: Open another SMTP daemon on port 26 that only accepts mail from local hosts
+ # (and whitelisted client certs, if applicable). Useful when the source of the mail is in
+ # a network that blocks port 25 outgoing.
+ smtpd_26: True
# optional: Whether to accept emails for arbitrary destination on the submission port,
# authenticated by dovecot. Requires a dovecot: section (see below).
submission: True
- # optional: Whether to install mailman and add it as a possible postfix transport.
- mailman: True
# optional: From which IPs to accept mail.
mynetworks: '127.0.0.0/8 [::1]/128 203.0.113.0/24'
+ # optional: Hostnames and SHA1 certificate hashes that are allowed to relay email via this host.
+ relay_client_cert_whitelist:
+ - hostname: other.example.org
+ cert: 00:11:22:33:44:55:66:77:88:99:AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF:00:11:22:33
+ # optional: Configure a host to relay all outgoing email to.
+ # Incompatible with smtp_outgoing.
+ relay_host: mx.example.org
+ # optional: Files in /etc/postfix ($FILE.crt, $FILE.key) to use as client certificates when
+ # relaying to the relay_host.
+ relay_client_cert: client_cert
# optional: List multiple outgoing transports using different IP addresses.
# Requires default_smtp_outgoing to be set to one of them. The file
# /etc/postfix/sender_transport_map on the server can be used to configure
signing_table:
example.org: example.org
lists.example.org: example.org
- # optional: List of domains and transports to use. The file /etc/postfix/virtual_alias_map
- # can be used to configure aliases for these domains.
- virtual_mailbox_domains:
- - domain: lists.example.org
- transport: mailman
- - domain: example.org
- transport: lmtp:unix:private/dovecot-lmtp
+ # optional: install and configure mailman
+ mailman:
+ default_host: lists.example.org
+ default_lang: en # if you change this, also run "dpkg-reconfigure mailman" to enable more languages
+ domains: # the file /etc/postfix/virtual_alias_map can be used to configure aliases
+ - lists.example.org
+ default_footer: "-- \n%(list_name)s@%(host_name)s - %(description)s\nConfiguration: %(web_page_url)slistinfo%(cgiext)s/%(list_name)s\nUnsubscribe: %(list_name)s-unsubscribe@%(host_name)s\n"
+ form_secret: $RANDOM
# optional: Install and configure dovecot
dovecot:
+ domains: # the file /etc/postfix/virtual_alias_map can be used to configure aliases
+ - example.org
mysql_password: $RANDOM
vmail_uid: 200
mail_gid: 8
- postmaster: postmaster@example.org
quota:
general: 1G
trash: +10M
- # optional: File in /etc/postfix that configures client certificates that may use
- # this server for relaying arbitrary mail.
- relay_client_cert_whitelist: relay_clientcerts
- # optional: Configure a host to relay all outgoing email to.
- # Incompatible with smtp_outgoing.
- relay_host: mx.example.org
- # optional: Files in /etc/postfix ($FILE.crt, $FILE.key) to use as client certificates when
- # relaying to the relay_host.
- relay_client_cert: client_cert
+ # Hostname used for both web access (to changepw) and SMTP/IMAP servers in emails
+ # sent by newmail script.
+ host: mail.example.org
+ # optional: Where to generate a CGI script that users can use to change their password
+ changepw_cgi: /srv/mail.example.org/cgi/changepw
apache:
default_host: www.example.org
+ webmaster: webmaster@example.org
+ server_name: web.example.org
prosody:
host: jabber.example.org
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