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Reject unencrypted incoming mail #538
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…ept incoming cleartext file if the enforceE2EE file is missing
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Co-authored-by: l <link2xt@testrun.org>
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it seems to be missing some explanation/docs about how to use the |
added a section in the README 4b0d7a0 -- (and removed the wrong "inclear" left-overs in the previous commit) |
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Looks reasonable, all in all :)
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Co-authored-by: l <link2xt@testrun.org>
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this PR produces the following changed behaviour
new chatmail addresses are created with an
enforceE2EEfile in the dovecot address dirincoming mails (port 25) are now invoking a second filtermail before-queue handler that enforces E2EE encryption if
enforceE2EEexists for recipientsBecause the
enforceE2EEfile is kept in the user mailbox directory, filtermail needs to run with permission to read from it, and this PR makes the two filtermail services (for incoming and outgoing) run as "vmail" user, similar as with "doveauth" which also needs write/read access to thepasswordfile in the mailbox directory.