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Config
You can configure some parts of MailPie yourself or just use the defaults. If you want to change e.g. the IMAP Port there are two possible ways:
- A config file
- CLI arguments (flags)
On the first start of MailPie, it will create a config file with the default values. By default, the config path is ~/.config/mailpie.yml. You can change the config path by executing mailpie with ./mailpie -config /your/preferred/config/path. Currently config files are all or nothing. If no file at this location exists, MailPie will create one. If there is an empty file with this name, MailPie will not override it.
In the Docker image, the default config path is /root/mailpie.yml
Everything you can configure within the config file, you can also configure with flags. Flags always have a higher priority than the config file.
All MailPie flags begin with a single -. There are value flags and bool flags. A value flag always expects a subsequent value (-flag value). Bool flags are either set or not set.
| Config | Flag | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| - | -config <path> | Define the config path | $HOME/.config/mailpie.yml |
| disable_http | -disableHttp | Disables the SPA service | false |
| disable_imap | -disableImap | Disables the IMAP service | false |
| disable_smtp | -disableSmtp | Disable the SMTP service | false |
| networkconfigs:http:host | -httpHost <host> | Set the host the HTTP server should listen on | 0.0.0.0 |
| networkconfigs:http:port | -httpPort <port> | Set the port the HTTP server should listen on | 8000 |
| networkconfigs:imap:host | -imapHost <host> | Set the host the IMAP server should listen on | 0.0.0.0 |
| networkconfigs:imap:port | -imapPort <port> | Set the port the IMAP server should listen on | 1143 |
| networkconfigs:smtp:host | -smtpHost <host> | Set the host the SMTP server should listen on | 0.0.0.0 |
| networkconfigs:smtp:port | -smtpPort <port> | Set the port the SMTP server should listen on | 1025 |
| log_level | -logLevel <level> |
Possible log leves are:
0 - Panic
1 - Fatal
2 - Error
3 - Warn
4 - Info
5 - Debug
6 - Trace
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