feat: support setup with only an IPv4 address, but no domain#919
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feat: support setup with only an IPv4 address, but no domain#919
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I'm not sure of benefits of this approach, do we need so much control over these? |
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I think it's much less confusing in the long run, if we separate these different usages of |
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The documentation linkchecker fails, but the internal link works (locally and in the staging documentation preview): https://staging.chatmail.at/doc/relay/919/getting_started.html Any idea how we can link to pages in the same documentation in a way that the CI is happy? edit: fixed |
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replaces #894
This is a slightly alternative approach to ipv4-only relays. It splits up
mail_domainin 3 different possible config values:mail_domain: can be the domain of a relay, or13.12.23.42: this is used for routingmail_domain_deliverable: can be the domain of a relay, or[13.12.23.42]: this is used in the email addressesmail_domain_hostname: can be the domain of a relay, or42.23.12.13.in-addr.arpa: this is used asmyhostnamein postfixtodo:
mail_domainand see whether it's correctly used