django_maccman 0.1.2

Support notes

Currently mailman is being tested and developed on PostgreSQL only. There are some specific code snippets that assume that PostgreSQL is used as a backend. This will change in the future.

Requirements

• PostgreSQL 9.0 or later with pgcrypto activated for the desired database (tested with 9.5)

• django-cryptofield (available via pip)

Quick start

1. Make sure you are using PostgreSQL 9.0 or later (tested with 9.5)

2. Add the mailman application to your projects INSTALLED_APPS setting like so:

   INSTALLED_APPS = [
       ...,
       'maccman',
   ]

3. Run ./manage.py migrate to create the required models and views

4. Start the development server and connect to the admin interface. From there you can configure aliases, mailboxes, etc.

5. Configure your postfix and dovecot instances to use the following views:

• postfix_alias (Contains alias to destination mappings)

• postfix_domain (Contains all active domains)

• postfix_mailbox (Contains all active mailboxes

• dovecot_iterate (Contains all active users)

• dovecot_password (Contains username to password mappings for all active users)

• dovecot_user (Contains address to maildir mappings for all active users)

WHERE user = '%u' AND password = crypt('%w', password);

... NULL AS password, 'Y' AS nopassword ...

License

MAccMan is published under the terms and coditions of the 3-Clause-BSD-License