Hey guys,
tried to provision a container instance for my kopano environment today. The initial container startup and also the following startups are failing at the daemon start function:
1155 function _start_daemons_opendkim()
I am using LDAP as user store, and also as mentioned in #478 the opendkim setup logic is not supporting ldap user store at the moment.
How to Reproduce:
In this example I'm not providing any config folder as volume mount (that's why I'm using ENABLE_LDAP, otherwise Startup procedure would fail, complaining about no users for postfix specified):
docker run --hostname "test.domain.com" -it --rm -e ENABLE_LDAP=1 -e DMS_DEBUG=1 --name mailtest tvial/docker-mailserver:latest
Starting mail server
Starting cron [ OK ]
Starting rsyslog [ OK ]
Starting dovecot services [ OK ]
Starting opendkimfalse
* [ FAILED ]
Error: Please fix your configuration. Exiting...
Investigation:
start-mailserver.sh is calling /etc/init.d/opendkim start
This fails because opendkim is expecting the file KeyTable at /etc/opendkim/KeyTable (as defined in the config file for opendkim).
Starting OpenDKIM: opendkim: /etc/opendkim.conf: refile:/etc/opendkim/KeyTable: dkimf_db_open(): No such file or directory
Proposal/Fix:
The easiest thing would be to extend the _setup_dkim() function (Line 722):
[...]
if [ -e "/tmp/docker-mailserver/opendkim/KeyTable" ]; then
[...]
else
notify 'warn' "No DKIM key provided. Check the documentation to find how to get your keys."
# >>>
local _f_keytable="/etc/opendkim/KeyTable"
[ ! -f "$_f_keytable" ] && touch "$_f_keytable"
# <<<
fi
[...]
Hey guys,
tried to provision a container instance for my kopano environment today. The initial container startup and also the following startups are failing at the daemon start function:
1155 function _start_daemons_opendkim()I am using LDAP as user store, and also as mentioned in #478 the opendkim setup logic is not supporting ldap user store at the moment.
How to Reproduce:
In this example I'm not providing any config folder as volume mount (that's why I'm using ENABLE_LDAP, otherwise Startup procedure would fail, complaining about no users for postfix specified):
docker run --hostname "test.domain.com" -it --rm -e ENABLE_LDAP=1 -e DMS_DEBUG=1 --name mailtest tvial/docker-mailserver:latestInvestigation:
start-mailserver.sh is calling /etc/init.d/opendkim startThis fails because opendkim is expecting the file KeyTable at /etc/opendkim/KeyTable (as defined in the config file for opendkim).
Proposal/Fix:
The easiest thing would be to extend the _setup_dkim() function (Line 722):