This code change modifies the Haraka SMTP and TLS configurations to listen on port 25 instead of port 2525. The previous configuration used port 2525, but it has been changed to align with the standard SMTP port. This update ensures that the Haraka server can receive incoming emails on the correct port.
This code change adds the INCOMING_EMAIL_DOMAIN variable to the host_list configuration in the Haraka init.sh script. This ensures that incoming emails from the specified domain are accepted by the Haraka application. The INCOMING_EMAIL_DOMAIN value is appended to the host_list file, allowing the application to properly handle emails from this domain.
This code change updates the Dockerfile for the Haraka application. It adds the email_parser.js plugin to the /harakaapp/plugins directory and installs the necessary dependencies by copying the package.json and package-lock.json files to the /harakaapp directory and running npm install. This update ensures that the email parsing functionality is properly configured and all required dependencies are installed.
This code change adds support for additional email ports in the Haraka configuration. It exposes ports 110, 25, 587, 465, 143, 993, and 995 for POP3, SMTP, IMAP, and their secure variants. This enhancement allows for more flexible email communication options.
The code changes include adding a new configuration file `host_list.ini` to the Haraka config directory. This file will be used to store a list of allowed hosts for incoming emails. Additionally, the `email_parser.js` plugin file has been moved to the correct directory in the Haraka config. This update ensures that the email parsing functionality is properly configured and the list of allowed hosts is maintained.
This code change updates the Haraka config plugins file to include additional plugins for blocking mails from known bad hosts, blocking mail from known bad HELOs, blocking mail from known bad email addresses, and accepting mail only from domains with resolvable MX records. It also removes the emailParser.js plugin file.
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