A mail server user data management tool.
It assumes a mail server based on flurdy's "How to set up a mail server on a GNU / Linux system": http://flurdy.com/docs/postfix/
Version 1 is the stable and most feature rich version.
It is currently on master, ie. this branch.
It is the one you should use.
Version 2 is in development, unstable, and currently with very limited features.
It is on branch v2.x until more stable.
It is a rethink of how to approach multiple but related mail servers.
- View data that are contained in the mail database.
- View data on several mail databases.
- View which domains a server are responsible for.
- View which domains are backed up if enabled.
- View aliases to forward emails.
- View alias relays to accept if enabled.
- View users that will store emails on a server.
- Toggle between enable and disable for domains, aliases and users.
- Add new domains, backup domains, aliases, relays and users.
- Remove domains, backup domains, aliases, relays and users.
- Authentication for application access.
- Edit domains, aliases, relays and users.
- Check domains, aliases and relays across multiple databases
- Docker image available
- External alias report
- Caching for frequent data.
- TLS encryption
- Password resets
- Dynamically add server
- LDAP authentication
- Check DNS entries for relevant domain(s).
- Application authentication roles
- Transfer domains between databases
- Not read or modify any files on the server.
- This will not configure your server's configurations.
- Nor read, monitor or alter any actual emails.
Application users are john and mary with 123 as password
See separate RUN.md file
See separate RUN.md file
See separate SECURITY.md file