Le 03/10/2016 à 03:09, Marc Chamberlin a écrit :
[...]
Hi Matthiew and the rest of the James server-users list -
Sorry for my delay in replying, I got sidelined by TLS/SSL issues and
had to focus on that for awhile. Now back to Apache-James - Yes your
PR did get me further and I now have both cassandra and elasticsearch
running under Docker. I am attempting to wade through the
configuration setup now and have a couple of questions that I need
help with. First let me say that I am editing the .properties and .xml
files under dockerfiles/run/guice/destination/conf which is my best
guess as to what I need to be doing?
Good guess
My first question relates to the cassandra.properties file. According
to the instructions at
https://james.apache.org/server/3/config-cassandra.html
*cassandra.ip*
Is the IP (or host) of the Cassandra used. (cluster is not yet
supported)
Am I suppose to assign the internal private or an external public IP
address for the host that Cassandra is running on? If external, does
this host have to be in a DMZ? I don't know how this is going to be
used hence the reason I am asking... The version of the
cassandra.properties file that I got when I cloned the GIT repository
had it pre-configured as cassandra.ip = cassandra which I am sure
must be wrong but then again I have little experience with Docker so I
could be wrong...
So the documentation uses --link docker option, it creates to right
alias into james container so that cassandra resolves to cassandra IP.
The cool thing about that is : cassandra port is not routed outside
docker private network so you don't have to care too much about
cassandra security.
My second question concerns setting up the SMTP server to use
Authentication. Again according to the instructions at
https://james.apache.org/server/3/config-smtp-lmtp.html it says -
Configuring Apache James Server for Authentication SMTP is a
multi-step process. It requires several adjustments of the
smtpserver.xml. To enable SMTP AUTH, do the following:
1. As mentioned above, SMTP AUTH requires that Apache James Server be
able to distinguish between mail intended for local delivery and
mail intended for remote delivery. Apache James Server makes this
determination by matching the domain to which the mail was sent
against the <servernames> element of the Apache James Server
configuration block. Any local domains should be explicitly listed
as <servername> elements in this section.
My trouble is I cannot figure out where the <servernames> elements are
to be configured. I grepped through all the config files (basically
everything downloaded from the GIT repo) and cannot find any file
containing a section for defining servernames. (I did find a number of
references to it however...) So where is this servernames section hiding?
Depending on your domain backend, you can define statically the domains
into domainlist.xml (I guess servernames got replaced by domainnames) or
dynamically by calling administration API.
With cassandra, we rather use dynamic config, so take a look at "how to
call james-cli" in the documentation, there's an API like "adddomain" in it.
Thanks as always for helping guide me out of the woods... I am sure I
will have more questions but don't want to proceed any further until I
get the configuration done correctly. Marc...
You're welcome.
--
Matthieu Baechler
---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, e-mail: server-user-unsubscr...@james.apache.org
For additional commands, e-mail: server-user-h...@james.apache.org
