Matt Simerson
Matt Simerson
Take a look at the RabbitMQ plugins ([Plugins](https://github.com/haraka/Haraka/blob/master/Plugins.md))
#worksAsDesigned The "still works" way to send mail from user@differentdomain is to log into roundcube with a username within differentdomain. I have witnessed (and cleaned up) systems that end up...
There's an infinite number of ways reports can fail to adhere to the DMARC specification. I think trying to guard against them is not a good use of my time,...
No need for an open issue, a PR is preferred.
Check the local Haraka queue, is the copy to the internal domain sitting there? (I've seen this, and I did something to fix it when it happened, but exactly what...
That's expected @Infern1. When an email has differing delivery routes, it gets sent to outbound for delivery. Once you fix the DNS resolution for domains behind your NAT to resolve...
You can tell outbound to queue emails via outbound's `queue.wants` mechanism. For example, if you want the dovecot plugin to enqueue the message, you'd set `queue.wants=dovecot`. Of course, the plugin...
> Yes, but that'll limit the usability of this plugin for other potential users. Will it? > What's the standard for submitting a plugin to the 'known plugins' list? Does...
> What if other users are not using dovecot, or are using other methods than lmtp (for example, piping) to deliver mails locally? I wouldn't worry about that. Let actual...
In your plugin(s), you have final say. If you're talking about the dovecot plugin, then I'd point out that most PRs against Haraka and plugins are merged. Especially if they...