When you're hosting a couple of hundred aliases, you will benefit.
It seems safer to create the index and deal with the slight overhead
for just a couple of records, as opposed to not having these
indexes and deal with serious performance issues if you have
lots of aliases on the machine.
Don't mail them individually to the destemail. The destemail setting is thus no
longer used, but let's set it anyway to be clear where it will mail if you
change the action back.
mail_virtual_xx list were not use correctly in tasks.
We got error 'unicode object' has no attribute 'name' because:
with_items:
- "{{ mail_virtual_xx }}
is understood has a list of strings containing information extracted from {{ mail_virtual_xx }} variable
Now we use:
with_items: virtual_domain_xx}}"
Enable Roundcube's managesieve plugin or server-side filters
These are the changes necessary to enable Roundcube's manage sieve plugin to mange server-side sieve filters.
Signed-off-by: PajamaSoft <support@pajamasoft.com>
Without the owner being set to vmail and dovecot, when a virtual user
tries to access their mail account, dovecot throws an error that it does
not have permission to create the mail folder for the user.
With the owner and permissions being set the user's mail directory is
created and they can successfully sign in.
* Removed unicode char from task name (ansible 1.3 doesn’t like it)
* Use ansible sysctl module instead of lineinfile
* Wait for only 5 seconds (for fully automated deploy)
Updated the OpenVPN role so certificate expiration is handled
correctly. The number of days that a certificate will be considered
valid is now a user-controlled variable and is set to five years by
default. (Fixes Issue #87)
* Add an openvpn_server variable
* Move ${openvpn_client}.{key,csr,crt} to
${openvpn_client}/client.{key,csr,crt}
* Generate ${openvpn_client}/${openvpn_server}.ovpn config file
* Copy over a self contained directory of file per client that can be
imported by networkmanager in ubuntu or run directly with `sudo
openvpn ${openvpn_server}.ovpn