Re: Running a mail server via MacPorts on macOS Monterey

I don’t, I did not find a way to do OD authentication from dovecot (and postfix relies on dovecot). I’d like to do that, though there is a disadvantage too in my case (solvable). Gerben Wierda (LinkedIn ) R IT Strategy (main site)

Re: Running a mail server via MacPorts on macOS Monterey

Thanks for this outline. This has been on my todo list for a couple of years I imagine you are using the host system’s Open Directory directory for authentication. Thanks, Ben > On Mar 4, 2022, at 7:12 PM, Steve Wardle via macports-users > wrote: > > I initially replied to Gerben off

Re: Running a mail server via MacPorts on macOS Monterey

As a counterpoint, macOS is configurable with all the BSD flags you need to configure a performant server. Just add these options to /etc/sysctl.conf, which although does not exist in macOS 12, can easily be edited and works across reboots. I just did this myself for a native VPN server using

Re: Running a mail server via MacPorts on macOS Monterey

Yes, I have considered VMs. Or move to containers. But as long as I can prevent having more than one OS to keep in control, I will do so. The big issue for me apart from minimising what I need to be in carol of is that I need this to survive a reboot completely (e.g. if I’m away for 3 weeks

Re: Running a mail server via MacPorts on macOS Monterey

* Gerben Wierda via macports-users: > Apart from Steven Smith, are there other users here that run a mail > server setup via MacPorts? And is already someone else running on > Monterey? While MacPorts provides the necessary ports for running a mail server on macOS, I'd suggest an alternative

Re: Running a mail server via MacPorts on macOS Monterey

Oops - forgot to CC the list again. Hi Marius, If I remember correctly I was using a development version for a while - it may have been when macOS moved to unified logging. In /usr/local/sshguard.conf I use: LOGREADER="/usr/bin/log stream --style syslog --info --type log --predicate

Re: Running a mail server via MacPorts on macOS Monterey

Steve, I curious, why you are building sshguard from source, rather than using the MacPorts port. Marius -- Marius Schamschula > On Mar 4, 2022, at 6:12 PM, Steve Wardle via macports-users > wrote: > > I initially replied to Gerben off list but I am running my mail server on > macOS

Re: Running a mail server via MacPorts on macOS Monterey

I initially replied to Gerben off list but I am running my mail server on macOS 12.2.1. Using macports packages for: postfix +dovecot_sasl +ldap +pcre +smtputf8 +tls amavisd-new clamav dovecot libmilter unbound +libevent certbot Installing

Re: Running a mail server via MacPorts on macOS Monterey

After running a full server using Debian Linux, then mkLinux, I ran core MacOS X as a server (with bits and pieces manually built). The Apple made MacOS X Server available, but after version 10.6.x stated dumbing it down to the point where I gave up on it. I used MacPorts for the web server

Re: Running a mail server via MacPorts on macOS Monterey

On 2022-03-03 at 08:38:47 UTC-0500 (Thu, 3 Mar 2022 14:38:47 +0100) Gerben Wierda via macports-users is rumored to have said: Apart from Steven Smith, are there other users here that run a mail server setup via MacPorts? And is already someone else running on Monterey? I have run a

Re: Running a mail server via MacPorts on macOS Monterey

I'm running a mail server setup on 10.6.8 * postfix * dovecot * mysql * sqlgrey Gerben Wierda via macports-users wrote: > Apart from Steven Smith, are there other users here that run a mail > server setup via MacPorts? And is already someone else running on Monterey? > > I am and I’d like to

Running a mail server via MacPorts on macOS Monterey

Apart from Steven Smith, are there other users here that run a mail server setup via MacPorts? And is already someone else running on Monterey? I am and I’d like to link up to compare the situations, issues, etc. Gerben Wierda (LinkedIn ) R IT Strategy