- Major, major reworking of the -s supervise and -s maillogs install portions. They now honor oodles of your preferences from toaster-watcher.conf. The .conf file also has a bucketful of new options as well. You'll want to merge in the new changes. - removed a lot of the die calls and made them warnings instead. - Removed a lot of assumptions that the code made. Now that I have config settings, in know how things should be and can act accordingly. - Whether or not service/pop3 exists will now depend on the pop3_daemon preference - Moved toaster_setup subs to Mail::Toaster::Setup.pm - Lots and lots of code changes due to seperation - Fixed a bug in ConfigVmysql where db auth settings weren't being set in the vmysql.h file - Now writes out the vpopmail.mysql file for db auth in vpopmail 5.3.2? and higher - Now writes out supervise/pop3d/run based on settings in toaster-watcher.conf (instead of defaults) - Now writes out supervise/smtp/run based on settings in toaster-watcher.conf (instead of defaults) - InstallSqwebmail - expect and deal properly with bz2 - InstallCourier - expect and deal properly with bz2 - deleted InstallMysql (it's in MATT::Utility::Mysql) - Updated qmail to use new version 2.6 patch (based on Bill Shupp's toaster patch
- Added SSL pem creation to the ConfigCourier sub - Updated the toaster installation page.
- Fixed the InstallVpopmail routine so that mysql values get used when pulled from watcher.conf - InstallFilter creates /var/log/mail/maildrop.log and sets ownership on it to vpopmail - Moved UpdatePortsTree to MATT::FreeBSD - Added fastest_cvsup feature to UpdatePortsTree - Added more settings toaster-watcher.conf to override default values supplied in toaster-setup.pl
- Now reads the toaster-watcher.conf file and pulls config values from there. Don't be surprised when it doesn't ask you a slew of questions any longer. :) - Added CVS id tag to toaster_setup.pl - Added perl module files and released as Perl module. - Updated to support qmail-scanner 1.20 - Added MATT::Qmail dependencie (moving more code into MATT::Bundle for increased platform portability.
- updated dl_site to use tnpi.biz - added is_newer sub - updates to maillogs subs for increased reliability - mysql_install is now MUCH smarter. Should make things smoother for newbies - remove osirusoft from list of RBLs - removed FetchFile (get from MATT::Utility) - removed CdSrcDir (get from MATT::Utility)
- Added additional POD documentation - Moved InstallApache* into MATT::Apache - Added creating of /var/log/apache to InstallApache2 - Additional notes for QMAILQUEUE usage for qmail-scanner - Moved InstallMysqlTool to MATT::Mysql - Moved InstallGroup and InstallUser to MATT::Passwd - Moved InstallPackage, CheckPortsAge, and InstallPort to MATT::FreeBSD - Moved YesOrNo, FindTheBin, SysCmd, ReadFile, WriteFile to MATT::Utility
- Fixed a permissions error with $prot/log/run files - Added MATT::Utility dependency, removed subs GetAnswer, ReadFile, WriteFile, SysCmd, FindTheBin, YesOrNo
- Added --enable-rebuild-tcpserver-file=n to InstallVpopmail - Updated vpopmail to version 5.3.20 (devel) - Updated qmailadmin to 1.0.21 - Enable spam options in qmailadmin per filtering recipe - Added filtering page for assistance in setting up filtering
- Updated maillogs sub to run CreateSuperviseDirs - Commented out adding service/*/log/down files (Beginning to trend back towards using multilog)
- Removed mysqltool from setup page
- Update ucspi-tcp MySQL patch with query change submitted by Flavio Curti (curti@cyberlink.ch). Allows you to put entries for subnets in the MySQL relay table with a NULL timestamp and remove the necessity of putting your relay netblocks in a tcp.smtp.cdb file.
- Added InstallQmailScanner subroutine
- Fixed InstallQmailAdmin so that help files get installed properly on new installs - Updated so courier files get chmod to 755 - InstallVpopmail now asks about qmail-extensions - InstallVpopmail - added =y to --enable-valias - InstallFilter - added clamav port install
- Fixed InstallQmail so sources get removed before rebuild. - Qmail-smtpd is now chowned to vpopmail if you are using chk-usr functions.
- Misc updates for FreeBSD 4.8 - Added Apache2 install section - Apache2 also installs mod_php4 and mod_perl2 - Install cvsup-without-gui instead of cvsup - Install perl5 from ports (5.6.1)
- CheckPortsAge - fixed URL for cvsup-ports file retrieval - Ask if password learning should be enabled - Ask what type of vpopmail logging is desired. - Ask user if domains are owned by users other than vpopmail. If so, run the qmail-smtpd daemon as root. - Updated mod_ssl to 2.8.14 - Added domain quota question to Vpopmail interview - copy vlimits.h file to ~vpopmail/include/ - fixed typo (s/answer/ans) in InstallVpopmail
- Updated vpopmail version to 5.3.19 - Updated qmailadmin to 1.0.15
- Updated qmail-smtpd run file with ideas from LWQ - Changed URL for mysqltool.index.txt file
- $supervise/send/log/run how gets a working config file - Apache build goes a little farther, after getting input - Check for src earlier in qmail install
- Updated to use qmail-toaster patch 2.4 (added qmail-smtpd-chkusr patch)
- Added interview for $service files so they don't need to be hand edited after install - Added interview for netblocks (tcp.smtp) list that you need to relay for. - Build $qmaildir/service files (smtp/run, pop3/run) based on user input instead of my defaults. - Bugfix in RemoveOldApacheSources - Lots of reporting added to InstallSupervise and it's new list of subs - Don't bother re-installing qmailadmin help files if they are already present.
- Updated qmailadmin to 1.0.12 - Moved ChangeLog to web page
Updated qmailadmin to 1.0.12 Complete code review and updates to toaster_setup.pl (2.6). Lots of overall code updates to nearly every sub (audit) More build time interview questions. Code is now more portable (for a future on other platforms) Ironically, there was enough duplication that despite adding a bunch of fresh code, the resulting script is now smaller Wrapped shell commands in a SysCmd sub with error checking FetchFile calls are clean enough now to use any fetching tool (instead of just fetch). (portability) InstallPackage & InstallPort report better Install(User|Group) use get_*_nam functions ConfigQmail asks for SQL password instead of writing default value to $qmail/control/sql InstallEzmlm doesn't overwrite preinstalled config files Install stuff into $httpdir/data/mail if it exists Moved lots of redundant code from subs into SourceWarning Moved Personal Preferences to the top of the script
Updated qmailadmin to 1.0.9 Updated vpopmail to 5.3.16 Updated toaster_setup.pl script to 1.7 Dynamically configure qmailadmin based on answers to a series of questions. Now you're not necessarily stuck with my choices. :) Added install_vpopmail subroutine with lots of questions for user customizability Added read_file and write_file subs Made sure apache doesn't compile using old sources Added squirrelmail install Added cvsup (auto install, configure, and run). Added yes_or_no subroutine Added find_the_bin subroutine to make script more self configuring and more portable. Updated a bunch of system calls (rm, mv, and ln) to use perl functions for increased portability. Added socklog install function Added filtering section Made install section cleaner and prettier Added Apache install section Added defines: $toaster, $httpdir, $confdir Added Mysqltool install section Added qmailadmin install section Added sqwebmail install section Added courier imap build section Added check for stale ports tree Disable the $local/rc.d/qmail.sh file that is installed Fixed permission of $qmailcontrol/bin/servercert.pem Moved all $fetch calls into sub fetch_files Made the supervise directory creation much more robust Added more error checking and feedback to install_qmail Added install of ucspi-tcp to script Added better checks for user and group entries
Updated qmailadmin with MySQL replication and quota fixes updated sqwebmail instructions, version to 3.3.7 Updated qmail patch (2.3) to use newer smtp-auth 0.31 Removed badmailfrom and badrcptto patches from qmail Updated toaster_setup.pl script to v1.4
Made the qmail binary install honor the $qmaildir Updated to smtp_run-1.1 (qmail-smtpd uid is now vpopmail) Owner of /var/qmail/control/sql needs to be vpopmail
cgi-bin dir changed to more normal location of cgi-bin. qmailadmin 1.0.6 - with quota support which I hacked in Vpopmail 5.3.5 - smth-auth works. :-) . patch - added qmailqueue & qpop3d maildir++ quota patches qmailqueue - Added qmailqueue support to my toaster patch toaster_setup.pl - moved a bunch more of the config and install steps into the script
Autoresponder is now installed from ports instead of as a package. As of 2/21/02 if you update your ports tree and install, you'll get version 2.02.
Vpopmail is updated from 5.0 to 5.2. You can simply install 5.2 right over top of 5.0 with no consequence.
Qmailadmin is updated from 1.0 to 1.02. Just install right over the old one.
Courier-IMAP is updated from 1.3.12 to 1.4.2. Adds quota support. Note the additional configuration steps in the courier install section of the toaster recipe.
Added TLS support to qmail-smtpd Updated smtp control file accordingly. Vpopmail updated to version 5.0 Courier-IMAP updated to 1.3.12 Sqwebmail updated to 3.2 Updated ucspi-tcp patch to include rss patch to rblsmtpd
Updated my qmail-toaster patch to use SMTP-AUTH 0.30 from http://members.elysium.pl/brush/qmail-smtpd-auth/
Changed Apache build to statically include mod_ssl, mod_php, & mod_perl. Mod perl fails when loaded dynamically and after toiling for many hours, I gave up and compiled it statically. I learned many others before me had gone down that road and failed as well.
MySQL authentication, SMTP tarpitting, & SMTP-AUTH support.
SMTP relay table is entirely contained in a MySQL table. Previously the tcp.smtp.cdb file was still generated based upon the contents of a MySQL table. We have modified the tcpserver application to check a MySQL table (instead of a flat file) for each SMTP session to determine if a user's IP can relay or not. If the database connection fails, we allow the SMTP session anyway but don't allow relaying. Invoke tcpserver with the -S flag to utilize the new feature.