jprjr/debian-dbmail repository overview

#jprjr/debian-dbmail

This is still very experimental - do not use this in production!

⁠Ports

• 24 - LMTP
• 143 - The standard IMAP port

⁠Environment Variables

⁠The complete list:

• MYSQL_HOST
• MYSQL_USER
• MYSQL_PASS
• DB_USER
• DB_PASS
• SKIP_DB_SETUP
• SKIP_DBMAIL_SETUP

⁠Details on each variable

• MYSQL_HOST - use this to specify your MySQL server.
• MYSQL_USER - use this to specify your root MySQL user (optional)
• MYSQL_PASS - use this to specify your root MySQL password (optional)

If MYSQL_HOST is set (or you have a linked container named mysql), then that MySQL server will be used for querying users.

If MYSQL_USER and MYSQL_PASS are set, then I'll create the needed database for dbmail. If these are blank, I skip that step.

• DB_USER
• DB_PASS

These drive what database name to use, as well as a username and password for that database. These are required variables.

• SKIP_DB_SETUP - if this is set to anything, then the entire DB setup process will be skipped. This is useful if you already have a db of users you want to use, and don't want me trying to create tables.

• SKIP_DBMAIL_SETUP - Disables creating the /etc/dovecot folder.