Note: Currently in development. Feel free to test, and please report bugs on our tracker or by email.
An asynchronous, transparently-encrypting remailer for the LEAP platform, using BigCouch/CouchDB and PGP/GnuPG, written in Twisted Python.
- Leap MX is available as a debian package in Leap repository.
- A python package is available in pypi. Use ./pkg/requirements.pip to install requirements.
- Source code is available in github.
A sample config file can be found in pkg/mx.conf.sample
The debian package contains an initscript for the service. If you want to run from source or from the python package, maybe setup a virtualenv and do:
# git clone or unzip the python package, change into the dir, and do:
$ python setup.py install
# copy ./pkg/mx.conf.sample to /etc/leap/mx.conf and edit that file, then run:
$ twistd -ny pkg/mx.tac
In case of problems with couchdb and other unknown sources emails can get stalled in the spool. There is a bouncing mechanism for long stalled emails, after 5 days the email will get bounced. The timestamp of stalled emails is hold in memory, restarting leap-mx will erase all timestamps and the stalled timeout will be reset.
Please see the doc/DESIGN docs.
Our bugtracker is here.
Please use that for bug reports and feature requests instead of github's tracker. We're using github for code commenting and review between collaborators.
You need tox to run the tests. If you don't have it in your system yet::
$ pip install tox
And then run all the tests::
$ tox
- see the Changelog for details of all major changes in the different versions
- Bouncing messages can get into a bouncing loop (#6858)
- leap-mx needs to get restarted after the first incoming mail is delivered (#6687)