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@ -3095,6 +3095,120 @@ EOF
echo -e "$rc_skipped"
fi
_conf_file="/usr/local/dovecot-${_version}/etc/dovecot/conf.d/90-sieve.conf"
echononl " Create empty file '$(basename "${_conf_file}")'.."
if [[ ! -f "${_conf_file}" ]] ; then
_failed=false
cat <<'EOF' > "${_conf_file}" 2> "${log_file}"
##
## Settings for the Sieve interpreter
##
# see also: https://doc.dovecot.org/2.4.1/core/plugins/sieve.html
# To use Sieve, you will first need to make sure you are using Dovecot LDA or LMTP Server
# for delivering incoming mail to users' mailboxes.
#
# Then, you need to enable the Sieve plugin in your configuration:
#
# protocol lda {
# mail_plugins {
# sieve = yes
# }
# }
#
# protocol lmtp {
# mail_plugins {
# sieve = yes
# }
# }
# Script storage
# ==============
#
# Sieve scripts are retrieved from a script storage. This can currently be the local
# filesystem, an LDAP database or any dict storage. Depending on the storage
# implementation, its type and its configuration, storages can contain one script,
# several scripts identified by name, and a series of scripts in a well-defined order
# to be executed in sequence.
#
# Script storages are configured in a named sieve_script block:
#
# sieve_script personal {
# path = ~/.dovecot.sieve
# }
#
# The storage name (personal in the example) is used internally within configurations,
# as an identifier for logging, and as an identifier for command line tools. It also
# allows updating a storage that was defined earlier - by repeating the sieve_script
# block and adding additional configuration settings - or it allows userdb to override
# storage settings for specific users.
#
# Script storage types
# --------------------
#
# Sieve scripts can be evaluated at various stages in message delivery and for stored
# messages. The type of the Sieve script storage determines where it is applicable,
# how the storage is accessed and how the retrieved Sieve script is evaluated.
#
# The type of the Sieve script storage is configured using the sieve_script_type setting.
# The following types are currently recognized (others are defined by the sieve-imapsieve
# plugin):
EOF
if [ "$?" = 0 ]; then
echo -e "$rc_done"
else
echo -e "$rc_failed"
error "Creating file '${_conf_file}' failed!"
fi
else
echo -e "$rc_skipped"
fi
_conf_file="/usr/local/dovecot-${_version}/etc/dovecot/conf.d/95-sieve-vacation.conf"
echononl " Create empty file '$(basename "${_conf_file}")'.."
if [[ ! -f "${_conf_file}" ]] ; then
_failed=false
cat <<'EOF' > "${_conf_file}" 2> "${log_file}"
##
## Settings for the Sieve Vacation Extension
##
# see also: https://doc.dovecot.org/2.4.1/core/config/sieve/extensions/vacation.html
# The Sieve vacation extension (RFC 5230) defines a mechanism to generate automatic
# replies to incoming email messages. It takes various precautions to make sure replies
# are only sent when appropriate.
#
# Script authors can specify how often replies can be sent to a particular contact.
# In the original vacation extension, this interval is specified in days with a minimum
# of one day. When more granularity is necessary and particularly when replies must be
# sent more frequently than one day, the vacation-seconds extension (RFC 6131) can be
# used. This allows specifying the minimum reply interval in seconds with a minimum of
# zero (a reply is then always sent), depending on administrator configuration.
#
# Configuration
# =============
#
# The vacation extension is available by default.
#
# In contrast, the vacation-seconds extension - which implies the vacation extension
# when used - is not available by default and needs to be enabled explicitly by adding
# it to sieve_extensions.
#
# The configuration also needs to be adjusted accordingly to allow a non-reply period of
# less than a day.
EOF
if [ "$?" = 0 ]; then
echo -e "$rc_done"
else
echo -e "$rc_failed"
error "Creating file '${_conf_file}' failed!"
fi
else
echo -e "$rc_skipped"
fi
blank_line
@ -3202,7 +3316,7 @@ if [[ ${dovecot_major_version} -eq 2 ]] && [[ ${dovecot_minor_version} -lt 4 ]]
echo -e "$rc_done"
else
echo -e "$rc_failed"
error Compiling Pigeonhole ManageSieve failed
error Copying thr sample config files to the configuration directory failed.
fi
else
echo -e "$rc_skipped"
@ -3217,7 +3331,7 @@ if [[ -f "/usr/local/dovecot-${_version}/etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf" ]] ; then
echo -e "$rc_done"
else
echo -e "$rc_failed"
error Compiling Pigeonhole ManageSieve failed
error The backup of the main configuration file failed.
fi
else
echo -e "$rc_skipped"
@ -6142,11 +6256,8 @@ passdb sql {
# Load SQL connection data
!include /usr/local/dovecot-2.4.1-4/etc/dovecot/sql-connect.conf.ext
query = SELECT username AS user, password \
FROM mailbox \
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true user_query = SELECT '/var/vmail/' || maildir AS home, \
'5000' AS uid, '5000' AS gid \
FROM mailbox \
query = SELECT username AS user, password \\
FROM mailbox \\
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true
}
EOF
@ -6184,11 +6295,9 @@ userdb sql {
# Load SQL connection data
!include /usr/local/dovecot-2.4.1-4/etc/dovecot/sql-connect.conf.ext
query = SELECT username AS user, password \
FROM mailbox \
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true user_query = SELECT '/var/vmail/' || maildir AS home, \
'5000' AS uid, '5000' AS gid \
FROM mailbox \
query = SELECT '/var/vmail/' || maildir AS home, \\
'5000' AS uid, '5000' AS gid \\
FROM mailbox \\
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true
iterate_query = SELECT username AS user FROM mailbox
@ -6235,11 +6344,8 @@ passdb sql {
# Load SQL connection data
!include /usr/local/dovecot-2.4.1-4/etc/dovecot/sql-connect.conf.ext
query = SELECT username AS user, password \
FROM mailbox \
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true user_query = SELECT CONCAT('/var/vmail/',maildir) AS home, \
'5000' AS uid, '5000' AS gid \
FROM mailbox \
query = SELECT username AS user, password \\
FROM mailbox \\
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true
}
EOF
@ -6276,11 +6382,9 @@ userdb sql {
# Load SQL connection data
!include /usr/local/dovecot-2.4.1-4/etc/dovecot/sql-connect.conf.ext
query = SELECT username AS user, password \
FROM mailbox \
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true user_query = SELECT CONCAT('/var/vmail/',maildir) AS home, \
'5000' AS uid, '5000' AS gid \
FROM mailbox \
query = SELECT CONCAT('/var/vmail/',maildir) AS home, \\
'5000' AS uid, '5000' AS gid \\
FROM mailbox \\
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true
iterate_query = SELECT username AS user FROM mailbox
@ -6480,7 +6584,9 @@ connect = host=$dbhost user=$dbuser password=$dbpassword dbname=$dbname
default_pass_scheme = $default_pass_scheme
password_query = SELECT username AS user, password \\
FROM mailbox \\
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true user_query = SELECT '/var/vmail/' || maildir AS home, \\
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true
user_query = SELECT '/var/vmail/' || maildir AS home, \\
'5000' AS uid, '5000' AS gid \\
FROM mailbox \\
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true
@ -6506,7 +6612,9 @@ connect = host=$dbhost user=$dbuser password=$dbpassword dbname=$dbname
default_pass_scheme = $default_pass_scheme
password_query = SELECT username AS user, password \\
FROM mailbox \\
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true user_query = SELECT CONCAT('/var/vmail/',maildir) AS home, \\
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true
user_query = SELECT CONCAT('/var/vmail/',maildir) AS home, \\
'5000' AS uid, '5000' AS gid \\
FROM mailbox \\
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true
@ -6921,15 +7029,17 @@ if [[ $dovecot_major_version -gt 2 ]] \
# lmtp_save_to_detail_mailbox = no
#
# protocol lmtp {
# postmaster_address = $postmaster_address
# mail_plugins = $mail_plugins sieve
# }
#
: > "${log_file}"
echononl " Adjusting file '$(basename "${_conf_file}")'.."
if grep -qE "^\s*lmtp_save_to_detail_mailbox\s*=" "${_conf_file}"; then
replace_variable "lmtp_save_to_detail_mailbox" "no" "${_conf_file}" || _failed=true
replace_variable "lmtp_save_to_detail_mailbox" "no" "${_conf_file}" 2> "${log_file}" || _failed=true
else
@ -6944,6 +7054,15 @@ EOF
read -r -d '' NEW_BLOCK <<'EOF'
protocol lmtp {
# The From address from which email rejection messages (bounces) are sent.
#
# Default postmaster@%{user|domain|default(hostname)}
#
# As used here, %{user | domain} expands to the domain of the local user. Other Mail user
# variables can be used as well.
# see: https://doc.dovecot.org/2.4.1/core/settings/variables.html#mail-user-variables
postmaster_address = ${postmaster_address}
# A list of mail plugins to load.
#
# The boolean list can be configured as a space or comma-separated list, which replaces
@ -6952,7 +7071,7 @@ protocol lmtp {
}
EOF
replace_or_append_code_block "protocol lda" "${NEW_BLOCK}" "${_conf_file}" || _failed=true
replace_or_append_code_block "protocol lda" "${NEW_BLOCK}" "${_conf_file}" 2> "${log_file}" || _failed=true
if ! $_failed ; then
@ -7004,8 +7123,102 @@ _conf_file="/usr/local/dovecot-${_version}/etc/dovecot/conf.d/20-imap.conf"
if [[ $dovecot_major_version -gt 2 ]] \
|| ( [[ $dovecot_major_version -eq 2 ]] && [[ $dovecot_minor_version -gt 3 ]] ); then
# edit /usr/local/dovecot/etc/dovecot/conf.d/20-imap.conf
#
# imap_client_workarounds = delay-newmail
#
# protocol imap {
#
# mail_plugins = $mail_plugins imap_quota
# mail_max_userip_connections = $max_userip_connections
#
# ssl_client {
# cert_file = $imap_cert
# key_file = $imap_key
# }
#
# }
echononl " Adjusting file '$(basename "${_conf_file}")'.."
echo -e "$rc_not_yet_implemented"
if grep -qE "^\s*imap_client_workarounds\s*=" "${_conf_file}"; then
replace_variable "imap_client_workarounds" "delay-newmail" "${_conf_file}" 2>> "${log_file}" || _failed=true
else
cat <<EOF >> "${_conf_file}" 2>> "${log_file}" || _failed=true
# Workarounds for various IMAP client bugs can be enabled here.
#
# The following values are currently supported:
#
# delay-newmail
# EXISTS/RECENT new-mail notifications are sent only in replies to NOOP and CHECK
# commands. Some clients, such as pre-2.1 versions of Mac OS X Mail, ignore them
# otherwise, and, worse, Outlook Express may report that the message is no longer
# on the server (note that the workaround does not help for OE6 if synchronization
# is set to Headers Only).
# tb-extra-mailbox-sep
# Because mailbox_list_layout = fs (mbox and dbox) confuses Thunderbird, causing
# extra / suffixes to mailbox names, Dovecot can be told to ignore the superfluous
# character instead of judging the mailbox name to be invalid.
# tb-lsub-flags
# Without this workaround, Thunderbird doesn't immediately recognize that LSUB
# replies with mailbox_list_layout = fs aren't selectable, and users may receive
# pop-ups with not selectable errors. Showing \Noselect flags for these replies
# (e.g., in mbox use) causes them to be grayed out.
imap_client_workarounds = delay-newmail
EOF
fi
read -r -d '' NEW_BLOCK <<EOF
protocol imap {
# The maximum number of IMAP connections allowed for a user from each IP address.
#
# This setting is checked only by backends, not proxies.
#
# Note that for this to work, any username changes must be done already by
# passdb lookup (not by userdb lookup).
#
# Unique users are identified via case-sensitive comparison.
mail_max_userip_connections = $max_userip_connections
# A list of mail plugins to load.
mail_plugins = \$mail_plugins imap_quota
ssl_client {
cert_file = $imap_cert
key_file = $imap_key
}
}
EOF
replace_or_append_code_block "protocol imap" "${NEW_BLOCK}" "${_conf_file}" 2>> "${log_file}" || _failed=true
if ! $_failed ; then
echo -e "$rc_done"
else
echo -e "$rc_failed"
error "Adjusting Adjusting file ${_conf_file} failed"
error "$(cat "${log_file}")"
echo ""
echononl "continue anyway [yes/no]: "
read OK
OK="$(echo "$OK" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')"
while [[ "$OK" != "yes" ]] && [[ "$OK" != "no" ]] ; do
echononl "Wrong entry! - repeat [yes/no]: "
read OK
done
[[ $OK = "yes" ]] || fatal "Interupted by user"
fi
else
@ -7045,7 +7258,77 @@ if [[ $dovecot_major_version -gt 2 ]] \
|| ( [[ $dovecot_major_version -eq 2 ]] && [[ $dovecot_minor_version -gt 3 ]] ); then
echononl " Adjusting file '$(basename "${_conf_file}")'.."
echo -e "$rc_not_yet_implemented"
# edit /usr/local/dovecot/etc/dovecot/conf.d/20-pop3.conf
#
# pop3_client_workarounds = outlook-no-nuls oe-ns-eoh
#
# protocol pop3 {
# ssl_client {
# cert_file = $imap_cert
# key_file = $imap_key
# }
# }
if grep -qE "^\s*pop3_client_workarounds\s*=" "${_conf_file}"; then
replace_variable "pop3_client_workarounds" "outlook-no-nuls oe-ns-eoh" "${_conf_file}" 2>> "${log_file}" || _failed=true
else
cat <<EOF >> "${_conf_file}" 2>> "${log_file}" || _failed=true
# Workarounds for various POP3 client bugs can be enabled here.
#
# The following values are currently supported:
#
# oe-ns-eoh
# Because Outlook Express and Netscape Mail expect an end-of-headers line,
# this option sends one explicitly if none has been sent.
# outlook-no-nuls
# Because Outlook and Outlook Express hang if messages contain NUL characters,
# this setting replaces each of them with a 0x80 character.
pop3_client_workarounds = outlook-no-nuls oe-ns-eoh
EOF
fi
read -r -d '' NEW_BLOCK <<EOF
protocol pop3 {
# A list of mail plugins to load.
mail_plugins = \$mail_plugins
ssl_client {
cert_file = $pop_cert
key_file = $pop_key
}
}
EOF
replace_or_append_code_block "protocol pop3" "${NEW_BLOCK}" "${_conf_file}" 2>> "${log_file}" || _failed=true
if ! $_failed ; then
echo -e "$rc_done"
else
echo -e "$rc_failed"
error "Adjusting Adjusting file ${_conf_file} failed"
error "$(cat "${log_file}")"
echo ""
echononl "continue anyway [yes/no]: "
read OK
OK="$(echo "$OK" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')"
while [[ "$OK" != "yes" ]] && [[ "$OK" != "no" ]] ; do
echononl "Wrong entry! - repeat [yes/no]: "
read OK
done
[[ $OK = "yes" ]] || fatal "Interupted by user"
fi
else
@ -7130,7 +7413,203 @@ if [[ $dovecot_major_version -gt 2 ]] \
|| ( [[ $dovecot_major_version -eq 2 ]] && [[ $dovecot_minor_version -gt 3 ]] ); then
echononl " Adjusting file '$(basename "${_conf_file}")'.."
echo -e "$rc_not_yet_implemented"
if grep -qE "^\s*sieve_script\s+personal\s*{" "${_conf_file}"; then
read -r -d '' NEW_BLOCK <<EOF
sieve_script personal {
driver = file
path = ~/sieve
active_path = ~/.dovecot.sieve
}
EOF
replace_or_append_code_block "sieve_script personal" "${NEW_BLOCK}" "${_conf_file}" >> "${log_file}" 2>&1
if [[ $? -gt 0 ]]; then
_failed=true
fi
else
cat <<EOF >> "${_conf_file}" 2> "${log_file}"
# personal
# --------
#
# The personal storage serves as the user's main personal storage. Although more than a single
# personal storage can be defined, only the first one listed in the configuration is used.
#
# The LDA Sieve plugin uses the personal storage to find the active script for Sieve filtering
# at delivery. If the storage supports storing more than a single script (e.g. the file
# storage does), personal scripts can also be retrieved by name. The Sieve include extension
# will then use this storage for retrieving :personal scripts and the ManageSieve service will
# be able to store the user's scripts there.
#
# If the storage supports storing more than a single script, only one of those scripts will be
# the active script used at delivery. The active script can be managed by the user through the
# ManageSieve service. If the personal storage has no active script, the default script will
# be executed if configured.
#
# If no personal storage is defined explicitly, auto-detection will be attempted. This is
# currently only trying the [[link,sieve_storage_file,file storage driver], which looks for
# a ~/.dovecot.sieve script file or a directory at ~/sieve/ containing script files. In the
# latter case ~/.dovecot.sieve is expected to be a symbolic link pointing to the active script
# file. If auto-detection also finds no personal storage, Sieve processing will be skipped and
# no default script is executed.
sieve_script personal {
driver = file
path = ~/sieve
active_path = ~/.dovecot.sieve
}
EOF
if [[ $? -gt 0 ]]; then
_failed=true
fi
fi
if grep -qE "^\s*sieve_script\s+before\s*{" "${_conf_file}"; then
read -r -d '' NEW_BLOCK <<EOF
sieve_script before {
driver = file
path = /usr/local/dovecot/etc/dovecot/sieve/
}
EOF
replace_or_append_code_block "sieve_script before" "${NEW_BLOCK}" "${_conf_file}" >> "${log_file}" 2>&1
if [[ $? -gt 0 ]]; then
_failed=true
fi
else
cat <<EOF >> "${_conf_file}" 2> "${log_file}"
# after
# -----
#
# An after storage is the source of one script or several scripts that are to be executed after
# the user's personal script. If the storage supports storing more than a single script, these
# scripts will be executed in a well-defined order defined by the storage driver. Multiple after
# storages can be configured and each storage will be accessed in sequence to retrieve scripts
# for execution after the personal script. The storages will be accessed in the order these
# storages are defined in the configuration, unless the order is overridden by the
# sieve_script_precedence setting.
#
# This is usually a global script, so be sure to pre-compile the specified script manually in
# that case using the sievec command line tool, as explained by sievec(1).
#
# before
# ------
#
# A before storage behaves identical to an after storage, except the contained script or
# scripts are run before user's personal script (instead of after).
sieve_script before {
driver = file
path = /usr/local/dovecot/etc/dovecot/sieve/
}
EOF
if [[ $? -gt 0 ]]; then
_failed=true
fi
fi
if grep -qE "^\s*sieve_script\s+global\s*{" "${_conf_file}"; then
read -r -d '' NEW_BLOCK <<EOF
sieve_script global {
driver = file
path = /usr/local/dovecot/etc/dovecot/sieve/global/
}
EOF
replace_or_append_code_block "sieve_script global" "${NEW_BLOCK}" "${_conf_file}" >> "${log_file}" 2>&1
if [[ $? -gt 0 ]]; then
_failed=true
fi
else
cat <<EOF >> "${_conf_file}" 2> "${log_file}"
# default
# -------
#
# The default storage yields the sieve script that gets executed only if the user's personal
# Sieve script does not exist. Although more than a single default storage can be defined,
# only the first one listed in the configuration is used.
#
# If sieve_script_name is set for this script storage, the default script can be seen and
# accessed by this name through ManageSieve (and doveadm sieve). See below (Sieve visible
# default script).
#
# This is usually a global script, so be sure to pre-compile the specified script manually in
# that case using the sievec command line tool, as explained by sievec(1).
#
# discard
# -------
#
# The discard storage yields the sieve script that gets executed for any message that is about
# to be discarded; i.e., it is not delivered anywhere by the normal Sieve execution. Although
# more than a single discard storage can be defined, only the first one listed in the
# configuration is used. The discard storage is currently only applicable for message delivery.
#
# The script from the discard storage is only executed when the "implicit keep" is canceled,
# by e.g. the "discard" action, and no actions that deliver the message are executed. Delivery
# in this case means both local delivery to a mailbox and redirection to a remote recipient.
# This "discard script" can prevent discarding the message, by executing alternative actions.
# If the discard script does nothing, the message is still discarded as it would be when no
# scard script is configured.
#
# global
# -------
#
# A global storage is the source of :global include scripts for the Sieve include extension.
# Scripts are accessed by name, so if the storage yields only one script, a name must be
# defined for it; either implicitly by the storage driver or explicitly using sieve_script_name.
# Multiple global storages can be configured and each storage will be queried in sequence to
# retrieve the requested script by name. The storages will be queried in the order these
# storages are defined in the configuration until the script is found. The order can be
# overridden by the sieve_script_precedence setting.
sieve_script global {
driver = file
path = /usr/local/dovecot/etc/dovecot/sieve/global/
}
EOF
if [[ $? -gt 0 ]]; then
_failed=true
fi
fi
if ! $_failed ; then
echo -e "$rc_done"
else
echo -e "$rc_failed"
error "Adjusting Adjusting file ${_conf_file} failed"
error "$(cat "${log_file}")"
echo ""
echononl "continue anyway [yes/no]: "
read OK
OK="$(echo "$OK" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')"
while [[ "$OK" != "yes" ]] && [[ "$OK" != "no" ]] ; do
echononl "Wrong entry! - repeat [yes/no]: "
read OK
done
[[ $OK = "yes" ]] || fatal "Interupted by user"
fi
else
@ -7170,20 +7649,193 @@ fi # edit /usr/local/dovecot/etc/dovecot/conf.d/90-sieve.conf
# Add Setting for included Pigeonhole Sieve: Vacation Extension
#
_failed=false
_conf_file="/usr/local/dovecot-${_version}/etc/dovecot/conf.d/90-sieve.conf"
if [[ $dovecot_major_version -gt 2 ]] \
|| ( [[ $dovecot_major_version -eq 2 ]] && [[ $dovecot_minor_version -gt 3 ]] ); then
_conf_file="/usr/local/dovecot-${_version}/etc/dovecot/conf.d/95-sieve-vacation.conf"
# edit /usr/local/dovecot/etc/dovecot/conf.d/95-sieve-vacation.conf
#
# sieve_extensions {
# vacation-seconds = yes
# }
#
# # One hour at minimum
# sieve_vacation_min_period = 1h
#
# # Ten days default
# sieve_vacation_default_period = 10d
#
# # Thirty days at maximum
# sieve_vacation_max_period = 30d
echononl " Add Setting for included Pigeonhole Sieve: Vacation Extension'.."
echo -e "$rc_not_yet_implemented"
read -r -d '' NEW_BLOCK <<EOF
sieve_extensions {
vacation-seconds = yes
}
EOF
replace_or_append_code_block "sieve_extensions" "${NEW_BLOCK}" "${_conf_file}" >> "${log_file}" 2>&1
if [[ $? -gt 0 ]]; then
_failed=true
fi
_replace_key="sieve_vacation_min_period"
_replace_val="1h"
read -r -d '' COMMENT_BLOCK <<EOF
# sieve_vacation_min_period
#
# Default 1d
# Value time
#
# Specifies the minimum period that can be specified for the :days and :seconds
# tags of the vacation command.
#
# A minimum of 0 indicates that users are allowed to make the Sieve interpreter send
# a vacation response message for every incoming message that meets the other reply
# criteria (refer to RFC 5230). A value of zero is not recommended.
EOF
if grep -qE "^\s*${_replace_key}\s*=" "${_conf_file}"; then
replace_variable "${_replace_key}" "${_replace_val}" "${_conf_file}" 2>> "${log_file}" || _failed=true
else
cat <<EOF >> "${_conf_file}" 2>> "${log_file}" || _failed=true
${COMMENT_BLOCK}
${_replace_key} = ${_replace_val}
EOF
fi
_replace_key="sieve_vacation_default_period"
_replace_val="10d"
read -r -d '' COMMENT_BLOCK <<EOF
# sieve_vacation_min_period
#
# Default 7d
# Value time
#
# Specifies the default period that is used when no :days or :seconds tag is specified.
#
# The configured value must lie between sieve_vacation_min_period and
# sieve_vacation_max_period.
EOF
if grep -qE "^\s*${_replace_key}\s*=" "${_conf_file}"; then
replace_variable "${_replace_key}" "${_replace_val}" "${_conf_file}" 2>> "${log_file}" || _failed=true
else
cat <<EOF >> "${_conf_file}" 2>> "${log_file}" || _failed=true
${COMMENT_BLOCK}
${_replace_key} = ${_replace_val}
EOF
fi
_replace_key="sieve_vacation_max_period"
_replace_val="60d"
read -r -d '' COMMENT_BLOCK <<EOF
# sieve_vacation_min_period
#
# Default 60d
# Value time
#
# Specifies the maximum period that can be specified for the :days tag of the
# vacation command.
#
# The configured value must be larger than sieve_vacation_min_period.
#
# A value of 0 has a special meaning: it indicates that there is no upper limit.
EOF
if grep -qE "^\s*${_replace_key}\s*=" "${_conf_file}"; then
replace_variable "${_replace_key}" "${_replace_val}" "${_conf_file}" 2>> "${log_file}" || _failed=true
else
cat <<EOF >> "${_conf_file}" 2>> "${log_file}" || _failed=true
${COMMENT_BLOCK}
${_replace_key} = ${_replace_val}
EOF
fi
_replace_key="sieve_vacation_send_from_recipient"
_replace_val="yes"
read -r -d '' COMMENT_BLOCK <<EOF
# sieve_vacation_min_period
#
# Default no
# Value boolean
#
# This setting determines whether vacation messages are sent with the SMTP MAIL FROM
# envelope address set to the recipient address of the Sieve script owner.
#
# Normally this is set to <>, which is the default as recommended in the specification.
# This is meant to prevent mail loops. However, there are situations for which a valid
# sender address is required and this setting can be used to accommodate for those.
EOF
if grep -qE "^\s*${_replace_key}\s*=" "${_conf_file}"; then
replace_variable "${_replace_key}" "${_replace_val}" "${_conf_file}" 2>> "${log_file}" || _failed=true
else
cat <<EOF >> "${_conf_file}" 2>> "${log_file}" || _failed=true
${COMMENT_BLOCK}
${_replace_key} = ${_replace_val}
EOF
fi
if ! $_failed ; then
echo -e "$rc_done"
else
echo -e "$rc_failed"
error "Adjusting Adjusting file ${_conf_file} failed"
error "$(cat "${log_file}")"
echo ""
echononl "continue anyway [yes/no]: "
read OK
OK="$(echo "$OK" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')"
while [[ "$OK" != "yes" ]] && [[ "$OK" != "no" ]] ; do
echononl "Wrong entry! - repeat [yes/no]: "
read OK
done
[[ $OK = "yes" ]] || fatal "Interupted by user"
fi
else
_conf_file="/usr/local/dovecot-${_version}/etc/dovecot/conf.d/90-sieve.conf"
# - Add Setting from Pigeonhole Sieve: Vacation Extension
# -
echononl " Add Setting for included Pigeonhole Sieve: Vacation Extension"
_found=false
_tmp_file="/tmp/dovecot_conf_90-sieve.conf"
cp -a "/usr/local/dovecot-${_version}/etc/dovecot/conf.d/90-sieve.conf" "$_tmp_file" > /dev/null 2>&1
#cp -a "/usr/local/dovecot-${_version}/etc/dovecot/conf.d/90-sieve.conf" "$_tmp_file" > /dev/null 2>&1
:> $_tmp_file
while IFS='' read -r _line || [[ -n $_line ]] ; do
@ -8305,61 +8957,16 @@ if [[ $dovecot_major_version -gt 2 ]] \
if [[ "$db_driver" = "pgsql" ]]; then
read -r -d '' NEW_BLOCK <<'EOF'
passdb sql {
# Load SQL connection data
!include /usr/local/dovecot-2.4.1-4/etc/dovecot/sql-connect.conf.ext
query = SELECT username AS user, password \
FROM mailbox \
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true user_query = SELECT '/var/vmail/' || maildir AS home, \
'5000' AS uid, '5000' AS gid \
'*:bytes=' || quota AS quota_rule \
FROM mailbox \
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true
}
EOF
if grep -qE "^\s*passdb\s+sql\s+{" "${_conf_file}"; then
replace_code_block "passdb" "${NEW_BLOCK}" "${_conf_file}" || _failed=true
else
cat <<EOF >> "${_conf_file}" || _failed=true
# Dovecot uses passdb and userdb as part of the authentication process.
#
# passdb authenticates the user. It also provides any other pre-login information
# needed for users, such as:
#
# - Which server user is proxied to.
# - If user should be allowed to log in at all (temporarily or permanently).
#
# Passdb Lookups Dovecot Proxy Dovecot Backend
# ----------------------------------------------------------
# IMAP & POP3 logins YES YES
# LMTP mail delivery YES YES
# doveadm commands YES YES
#
# see also: https://doc.dovecot.org/2.4.1/core/config/auth/passdb.html
#
$(echo -e "${NEW_BLOCK}")
EOF
fi
read -r -d '' NEW_BLOCK <<'EOF'
userdb sql {
# Load SQL connection data
!include /usr/local/dovecot-2.4.1-4/etc/dovecot/sql-connect.conf.ext
query = SELECT username AS user, password \
FROM mailbox \
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true user_query = SELECT '/var/vmail/' || maildir AS home, \
'5000' AS uid, '5000' AS gid, \
'*:bytes=' || quota AS quota_rule \
FROM mailbox \
query = SELECT '/var/vmail/' || maildir AS home, \\
'5000' AS uid, '5000' AS gid, \\
'*:bytes=' || quota AS quota_rule \\
FROM mailbox \\
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true
iterate_query = SELECT username AS user FROM mailbox
@ -8368,7 +8975,7 @@ userdb sql {
EOF
if grep -qE "^\s*userdb sql\s+{" "${_conf_file}"; then
replace_code_block "userdb" "${NEW_BLOCK}" "${_conf_file}" || _failed=true
replace_code_block "userdb sql" "${NEW_BLOCK}" "${_conf_file}" || _failed=true
else
cat <<EOF >> "${_conf_file}" || _failed=true
@ -8394,64 +9001,19 @@ EOF
#
# see: https://doc.dovecot.org/2.4.1/core/config/auth/userdb.html
#
$(echo -e "${NEW_BLOCK}")
${NEW_BLOCK}
EOF
fi
elif [[ "$db_driver" = "mysql" ]]; then
read -r -d '' NEW_BLOCK <<'EOF'
passdb sql {
# Load SQL connection data
!include /usr/local/dovecot-2.4.1-4/etc/dovecot/sql-connect.conf.ext
query = SELECT username AS user, password \
FROM mailbox \
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true user_query = SELECT CONCAT('/var/vmail/',maildir) AS home, \
'5000' AS uid, '5000' AS gid, \
CONCAT('*:bytes=',quota) AS quota_rule \
FROM mailbox \
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true
}
EOF
if grep -qE "^\s*passdb\s+sql\s+{" "${_conf_file}"; then
replace_code_block "passdb sql" "${NEW_BLOCK}" "${_conf_file}" || _failed=true
else
cat <<EOF >> "${_conf_file}" || _failed=true
# Dovecot uses passdb and userdb as part of the authentication process.
#
# passdb authenticates the user. It also provides any other pre-login information
# needed for users, such as:
#
# - Which server user is proxied to.
# - If user should be allowed to log in at all (temporarily or permanently).
#
# Passdb Lookups Dovecot Proxy Dovecot Backend
# ----------------------------------------------------------
# IMAP & POP3 logins YES YES
# LMTP mail delivery YES YES
# doveadm commands YES YES
#
# see also: https://doc.dovecot.org/2.4.1/core/config/auth/passdb.html
#
$(echo -e "${NEW_BLOCK}")
EOF
fi
read -r -d '' NEW_BLOCK <<'EOF'
userdb sql {
# Load SQL connection data
!include /usr/local/dovecot-2.4.1-4/etc/dovecot/sql-connect.conf.ext
query = SELECT username AS user, password \
FROM mailbox \
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true user_query = SELECT CONCAT('/var/vmail/',maildir) AS home, \
query = SELECT CONCAT('/var/vmail/',maildir) AS home, \
'5000' AS uid, '5000' AS gid, \
CONCAT('*:bytes=',quota) AS quota_rule \
FROM mailbox \
@ -8536,7 +9098,9 @@ connect = host=$dbhost user=$dbuser password=$dbpassword dbname=$dbname
default_pass_scheme = $default_pass_scheme
password_query = SELECT username AS user, password \\
FROM mailbox \\
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true user_query = SELECT '/var/vmail/' || maildir AS home, \\
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true
user_query = SELECT '/var/vmail/' || maildir AS home, \\
'5000' AS uid, '5000' AS gid, \\
'*:bytes=' || quota AS quota_rule \\
FROM mailbox \\
@ -8562,7 +9126,9 @@ connect = host=$dbhost user=$dbuser password=$dbpassword dbname=$dbname
default_pass_scheme = $default_pass_scheme
password_query = SELECT username AS user, password \\
FROM mailbox \\
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true user_query = SELECT CONCAT('/var/vmail/',maildir) AS home, \\
WHERE username = '%u' AND active = true
user_query = SELECT CONCAT('/var/vmail/',maildir) AS home, \\
'5000' AS uid, '5000' AS gid, \\
CONCAT('*:bytes=',quota) AS quota_rule \\
FROM mailbox \\