On 05/18/2016 04:13 PM, [email protected] wrote: > > Zitat von Martijn Brinkers <[email protected]>: > >> On 05/18/2016 03:33 PM, [email protected] wrote: >>> Hello, >>> >>> we are on the way from Djigzo 2.10.0-3 to 3.0.5 mostly to keep up with >>> releases. The upgrade guide list a additional injection port 10027 >>> needed for this release an i wonder why it is needed. Should mail >>> injected there be passed through the djigzo gateway (again)? If yes, why >>> not use the already used 10025 Djigzo input? >>> We have an AV Scanner listening at 10027 in our stack and i wonder which >>> part of the setup to change... >> >> The port 10027 is used for email sent by the web GUI, i.e., email sent >> from the PDF reply page and from the "Compose a test email" tool (admin >> -> send email). > > Sorry for being unclear. I was wondering if the mail injected to this > port should pass the djigzo gateway or if it should be injected to > postfix *without* being passed to the gateway by content_filter. We > don't use PDF encryption or Reply so i have not checked how this is > supposed to work.
Normally this is configured to be handled by the back-end (i.e, using the after queue filter) to make sure that email is encrypted if required. For example you might want to encrypt a PDF reply message. Another reason you might want email from the GUI to go through the back-end is that the "Compose a test email" will be helpful to test if encryption to external recipients work as expected without having to ask someone with a mail client to send an email. If you however do not need this functionality, you can skip sending email sent from the GUI through the back-end by by setting content_filter to empty on the reinjection port. >> >>> Furthermore we have not found the additonal PostgreSQL package >>> djigzo-postgres_3.0.5-0_all.deb mentioned in the Guide. Is it needed or >>> is it just a configuration package? >> >> Are you sure it is missing from the guide? The quick install guide pdf >> and txt both mention the installation of >> djigzo-postgres_3.0.5-0_all.deb... >> >> Oh I think you mean the upgrade guide? The reason why it was not added >> was that if you upgrade, the database is already setup and configured. >> You therefore do not need to install it when upgrading. That said, it >> might be good to add it just to be complete. >> >> The djigzo-postgres package configures postgres and the database. You >> only need this if you are going to use Postgres. Again for upgrading >> this is not required although it does not hurt to install it. >> > > It is mentioned on the upgrade-guide page 4, but i was wondering about > where to download this package. If it is only for automatic > configuration we don't need it anyway. Oops you are right :( somehow the links are missing. I will fix it asap. Thanks Martijn -- CipherMail email encryption Email encryption with support for S/MIME, OpenPGP, PDF encryption and secure webmail pull. https://www.ciphermail.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/CipherMail _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.djigzo.com/lists/listinfo/users
