jnbt/postfixadmin repository overview

⁠Roundcube on alpine:3.4

⁠Docker run

docker run --rm -it \
  --network backend \
  --name postfixadmin \
  -P \
  jnbt/postfixadmin

⁠Setup database

In case you want to automatically create the MySQL database layout run the container with app:init:

docker run --rm -it \
  --network backend \
  -e [email protected] \
  -e ADMIN_PASSWORD=s3cr3t \
  -e SETUP_PASSWORD=0th3rs3cr3t \
  jnbt/postfixadmin \
  app:init

Warning: Postfixadmin uses SQL statements which won't work when running your database in strict mode. This docker container tries to patch the initial SQL import, but you might need to run the app:init more then once!

⁠Configuration

⁠MySQL

The default configuration for MySQL is:

-e MYSQL_HOST=mysql
-e MYSQL_USER=postfix
-e MYSQL_DATABASE=postfix
-e MYSQL_PASSWORD=postfix

⁠Postfixadmin via environment variables

You can configure all simple PFA configuration options⁠ using enviroment variables prefixed with PA_.

Example: Using quotas for mail accounts

-e PA_QUOTA=YES
-e PA_USED_QUOTAS=YES

⁠Postfixadmin via php files

In case you need a more complex configuration, you can mount a directory holding further php-based configuration files:

-v /path/to/config/folder:/config/custom:ro

Where a custom config file could be /path/to/config/folder/user.inc.php:

<?php

$CONF['default_aliases'] = array (
    'abuse' => 'admin',
    'hostmaster' => 'admin',
    'postmaster' => 'admin',
    'webmaster' => 'admin'
);

⁠Software

• alpine:3.4⁠
• Postfixadmin 3.0⁠

⁠Release

• Makefile: Bump VERSION
• Dockerfile: Bump POSTFIXADMIN_VERSION and RELEASE_DATE
• README.md: Bump versions in Software section
• Run make release