cookbook 'postfix-dovecot', '= 1.1.0'
postfix-dovecot (9) Versions 1.1.0 Follow9
Installs and configures a mail server using Postfix, Dovecot, PostfixAdmin and SpamAssassin, including Amazon SES support.
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Description
Installs and configures a mail server using Postfix, Dovecot, PostfixAdmin and SpamAssassin, including Amazon SES support.
Requirements
Supported Platforms
This cookbook has been tested on the following platforms:
- Amazon Linux
- CentOS
>= 6.0
- Debian
>= 7.0
- Fedora
>= 17.0
- Ubuntu
>= 12.04
Please, let us know if you use it successfully on any other platform.
Required Cookbooks
Required Applications
- Dovecot
>= 2
: requires this version of dovecot to be available by the distribution's package manager - Ruby
>= 1.9.3
- Chef
>= 11.14.2
Attributes
Attribute | Default | Description |
---|---|---|
node['postfix-dovecot']['postmaster_address'] |
'postmaster@foo.bar' |
Postmaster mail address. |
node['postfix-dovecot']['hostname'] |
node['fqdn'] |
Hostname. |
node['postfix-dovecot']['rbls'] |
[] |
Mail RBLs array. |
node['postfix-dovecot']['database']['type'] |
'mysql' |
Database type. Possible values are: 'mysql' , 'postgresql' (Please, see below). |
node['postfix-dovecot']['sieve']['enabled'] |
true |
Whether to enable sieve. |
node['postfix-dovecot']['sieve']['global_path'] |
"#{default['dovecot']['conf_path']}/sieve/default.sieve" |
Sieve global path. |
node['postfix-dovecot']['spamc']['enabled'] |
true |
Whether to enable SpamAssassin. |
node['postfix-dovecot']['spamc']['recipe'] |
'onddo-spamassassin' |
Spamc recipe name to use. |
node['postfix-dovecot']['vmail']['user'] |
'vmail' |
Virtual mail system user name. |
node['postfix-dovecot']['vmail']['group'] |
node['postfix-dovecot']['vmail']['user'] |
Virtual mail system group name. |
node['postfix-dovecot']['vmail']['uid'] |
5000 |
Virtual mail system user id. |
node['postfix-dovecot']['vmail']['gid'] |
node['postfix-dovecot']['vmail']['uid'] |
Virtual mail system group id. |
node['postfix-dovecot']['vmail']['home'] |
'/var/vmail' |
Virtual mail user home path. |
Amazon SES Attributes
You can use node['postfix-dovecot']['ses']['enabled']
to enable SES for sending emails.
Attribute | Default | Description |
---|---|---|
node['postfix-dovecot']['ses']['enabled'] |
false |
Whether to enable Amazon SES. |
node['postfix-dovecot']['ses']['source'] |
'attributes' |
Where to read the credentials from. Possible values: 'attributes' , 'chef-vault' . |
node['postfix-dovecot']['ses']['vault'] |
'amazon' |
Chef Vault bag to read SES credentials from. |
node['postfix-dovecot']['ses']['item'] |
'ses' |
Chef Vault item. |
node['postfix-dovecot']['ses']['region'] |
'us-east-1' |
Amazon AWS region, used to calculate the servers. |
node['postfix-dovecot']['ses']['servers'] |
calcualted | Amazon SES SMTP servers array. |
node['postfix-dovecot']['ses']['username'] |
'USERNAME' |
SES SMTP username. See Obtaining Your Amazon SES SMTP Credentials documentation. |
node['postfix-dovecot']['ses']['password'] |
'PASSWORD' |
Amazon SES SMTP password. |
When Chef Vault is disabled in node['postfix-dovecot']['ses']['source']
, this is the default behavior, the credentials are read from ['username']
and ['password']
attributes.
When credentials should be read using chef-vault
, the Chef Vault bag must have the following estructure:
{ "username": "AMAZON_USERNAME", "password": "AMAZON_PASSWORD" }
See the Chef-Vault documentation to learn how to create chef-vault bags.
The HTTPS Certificate
This cookbook uses the ssl_certificate
cookbook to create the HTTPS certificate. The namespace used is node['postfix-dovecot']
. For example:
node.default['postfix-dovecot']['common_name'] = 'mail.example.com' include_recipe 'postfix-dovecot'
See the ssl_certificate
namespace documentation for more information.
Recipes
postfix-dovecot::default
Installs and configures everything.
postfix-dovecot::vmail
Creates vmail user.
postfix-dovecot::spam
Installs and configures SpamAssassin.
postfix-dovecot::postfix
Installs and configures Postfix.
postfix-dovecot::postfix_mysql
Installs Postfix package with MySQL support. Used by the postfix-dovecot::postfix
recipe.
postfix-dovecot::postfix_postgresql
Installs Postfix package with PostgreSQL support. Used by the postfix-dovecot::postfix
recipe.
postfix-dovecot::postfixadmin
Installs and configures PostfixAdmin.
postfix-dovecot::dovecot
Installs and configures Dovecot 2.
Usage Examples
Including in a Cookbook Recipe
Running it from a recipe:
node['postfix-dovecot']['postmaster_address'] = 'postmaster@foobar.com' node['postfix-dovecot']['hostname'] = 'mail.foobar.com' include_recipe 'postfix-dovecot::default' postfixadmin_admin 'admin@admindomain.com' do password 'sup3r-s3cr3t-p4ss' action :create end postfixadmin_domain 'foobar.com' do login_username 'admin@admindomain.com' login_password 'sup3r-s3cr3t-p4ss' end postfixadmin_mailbox 'bob@foobar.com' do password 'alice' login_username 'admin@admindomain.com' login_password 'sup3r-s3cr3t-p4ss' end postfixadmin_alias 'billing@foobar.com' do goto 'bob@foobar.com' login_username 'admin@admindomain.com' login_password 'sup3r-s3cr3t-p4ss' end
Don't forget to include the postfix-dovecot
cookbook as a dependency in the metadata.
# metadata.rb [...] depends 'postfix-dovecot'
Including in the Run List
Another alternative is to include the default recipe in your Run List.
{ "name": "mail.onddo.com", [...] "run_list": [ [...] "recipe[postfix-dovecot]" ] }
Enabling Some RBLs
You can enable some RBLs to avoid spam:
node.default['postfix-dovecot']['rbls'] = %w( dnsbl.sorbs.net zen.spamhaus.org bl.spamcop.net cbl.abuseat.org ) include_recipe 'postfix-dovecot::default'
PostgreSQL Support
PostgreSQL support should be considered experimental at the moment. Use at your own risk.
Any feedback you can provide regarding the PostgreSQL support will be greatly appreciated.
PostgreSQL Support on Debian and Ubuntu
Due to postgresql
cookbook issue #108, you should configure your system locale correctly for PostgreSQL to work. You can use the locale
cookbook to fix this. For example:
ENV['LANGUAGE'] = ENV['LANG'] = node['locale']['lang'] ENV['LC_ALL'] = node['locale']['lang'] include_recipe 'locale' # ... node.default['postfix-dovecot']['database']['type'] = 'postgresql' include_recipe 'postfix-dovecot'
PostgreSQL Support on CentOS and Fedora
Tha lastest CentOS and Fedora versions come without PostgreSQL support in their Postfix package. So we need to recompile it using the SRPM, enabling the PostgreSQL support.
The postfix-dovecot::postfix_postgresql
recipe takes care of it transparently. This recipe has been tested using test-kitchen
, but it may not work for all cases. This code has been tested in the following platforms:
- CentOS
6.5
and7.0
- Fedora
19
and20
.
Please, let us know if you use PostgreSQL support successfully on any other platform.
PostgreSQL Support on Amazon Linux
Support for PostgreSQL on Amazon Linux is still not finished because of the need to patch the provided SRPM. Its implementation would require a little monkey-patching.
Please, open an issue if you need the support of PostgreSQL on Amazon Linux.
PostgreSQL Versions < 9.3
If you are using PostgreSQL version < 9.3
, you may need to adjust the shmmax
and shmall
kernel parameters to configure the shared memory. You can see [the example used for the integration tests](test/cookbooks/postfix-dovecot_test/recipes/postgresql_memory.rb).
PostgreSQL Support Related Attributes
Some cookbook attributes are used internally to add PostgreSQL support. They can make your journey smoother if you need to improve PostgreSQL support.
<table>
<tr>
<th>Attribute</th>
<th>Description</th>
<th>Default</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><code>node['postfix-dovecot']['yum']</code></td>
<td>A list of yum repositories to add to include the source SRPMs.</td>
<td><em>calculated</em></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><code>node['postfix-dovecot']['postfix']['srpm']['packages']</code></td>
<td>Packages required for compiling Postfix from sources.</td>
<td><em>calculated</em></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><code>node['postfix-dovecot']['postfix']['srpm']['rpm_regexp']</code></td>
<td>An array with two values, a pattern and a replacement. This Regexp is used to get the final Postfix RPM name from the SRPM name.</td>
<td><em>calculated</em></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><code>node['postfix-dovecot']['postfix']['srpm']['rpm_build_args']</code></td>
<td>A string with the arguments to pass to <em>rpmbuild</em> application. Normally contains the required option to enable PostgreSQL in the Postfix SRPM.</td>
<td><em>calculated</em></td>
</tr>
</table>
See the attributes/postfix_postgresql.rb file for default examples.
Please do not hesitate to make a PR if you improve the PostgreSQL support ;-)
Testing
See TESTING.md.
Contributing
Please do not hesitate to open an issue with any questions or problems.
See CONTRIBUTING.md.
TODO
See TODO.md.
License and Author
Author: | Xabier de Zuazo (xabier@onddo.com) |
Copyright: | Copyright (c) 2013-2014 Onddo Labs, SL. (www.onddo.com) |
License: | Apache License, Version 2.0 |
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
Dependent cookbooks
chef-vault ~> 1.1 |
dovecot ~> 2.0 |
onddo-spamassassin ~> 0.2 |
postfixadmin ~> 1.0 |
postfix-full ~> 0.1 |
ssl_certificate ~> 0.2 |
yum ~> 3.0 |
Contingent cookbooks
There are no cookbooks that are contingent upon this one.
CHANGELOG for postfix-dovecot
This file is used to list changes made in each version of postfix-dovecot
.
v1.1.0 (2014-11-09)
- Add RBL support.
- Improve SES support:
- Read the SES credentials from chef vault bag.
- Add
node['postfix-dovecot']['ses']['region']
attribute. - Update SES servers.
- Fix integration tests.
- Allow postfix configuration (tables and master.cf) to be modfied easily.
-
::dovecot
recipe: Fix password reading with encrypt attributes enabled. - Create Postfix tables directory, required by SES.
- metadata: update to use
dovecot
cookbook version2
. - Simplify
smtp_tls_CAfile
attribute case. - Fix new RuboCop offenses.
- Integrate unit tests with
should_not
gem. - Enable ChefSpec coverage and 100% covered.
- Add Gemfile for Serverspec integration tests.
- Remove rubocop.yml, not needed with RuboCop
0.27.0
. - Berksfile:
- Fix minitest cookbook include.
- Remove -cookbook sufix.
- Homogenize license headers.
- README:
- Use single quotes in examples.
- Use markdown tables.
- Fix Usage Examples title.
- TODO: Add tasks for DSPAM and CLamAV.
v1.0.0 (2014-10-07)
-
Update Warnings::
- Ruby
>= 1.9.3
required. - Chef
>= 11.14.2
required. - Rename
::postfix_full
recipe to::postfix
.
- Ruby
Update to work with
postfixadmin
cookbook1.0.0
.Integrate with
ssl_certificate
cookbook.Fix hostname attribute default value when FQDN is not set.
Move test/kitchen/cookbooks directory to test/cookbooks.
Fix all RuboCop offenses.
-
README:
- Separate README file in multiple files.
- Add some badges.
- Some small documentation fixes.
- TESTING: replace old DIGITALOCEAN_CLIENT_ID with DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN.
Add some basic ChefSpec recipe tests and a Rakefile.
Add .travis.yml file.
Improve Postfix chroot file creation, based on
postfix-full
master code.Set
common_name
for PostfixAdmin and Postfix SSL certs.-
kitchen.yml:
- Images update.
- kitchen.cloud.yml: remove all
DIGITAL_OCEAN_
env variables. - Add minitest-handler again.
- Fix minitest test mail template.
Add PostgreSQL support.
metadata: use pessimistic version constraints.
-
Gemfile:
- Replace
vagrant
byvagrant-wrapper
. - Berkshelf update to
3.1
.
- Replace
Berkfile: use a generic Berksfile template.
Add Guardfile.
-
Vagrantfile:
- Update to work properly.
- Document it in TESTING.
Use
#default_unless
instead of#set_unless
.::postfixadmin
recipe: remove#set_unless
usage.Add Serverspec tests and more bats tests.
Define PATH in some integration tests, recommended to use
lsof
.Integration tests improvement to support more platforms.
Fix Debian/Ubuntu PostgreSQL support using the
locale
cookbook.Improve PostgreSQL support in RPM platforms including tests.
Add rubocop.yml file: include some ruby files related with Chef.
v0.3.0 (2014-09-14)
- .kitchen.local.yml.example renamed to .kitchen.ses.yml.
- Ensure /etc/mailname file creation.
- Gemfile: some gem versions updated.
- kitchen.yml: updated to support latest test-kitchen format.
- README: Amazon SES Tests section: KITCHEN_LOCAL_YAML variable value fixed.
- Added Fedora and Amazon Linux support.
- Added kitchen.cloud.yml file.
-
postfix-dovecot_test
metadata: added name. - kitchen.yml: Added forwarded port and
recipe[apt]
to the runlist. - Depends on
postfixadmin
cookbook version< 1.0.0
.
v0.2.0 (2013-08-09)
- Added Amazon SES support.
- Added SES tests.
- Fixed resolv.conf inside chroot in CentOS.
v0.1.0 (2013-06-16)
- Initial release of
postfix-dovecot
.
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