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A docker image for dmarc-srg
https://hub.docker.com/r/botsudo/docker-dmarc-srg
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Change of IMAP folder names for parsed reports #1

Closed jaydee73 closed 5 months ago

jaydee73 commented 7 months ago

Howdy,

for whatever reason, my email-hoster doesn't allow dots in folder names. Therefore your pre-defined names DMARC-PROCESSED.Aggregate and DMARC-PROCESSED.Invalid will not work for me.

Is it possible that you change these names or at least make them user-definable via ENV?

AFAIK, the dmarc-srg repo, on which your docker image is based, is also using other folder names for parsed reports.

Thanks, JD

williamdes commented 7 months ago

Hello 👋🏻

for whatever reason, my email-hoster doesn't allow dots in folder names. Therefore your pre-defined names DMARC-PROCESSED.Aggregate and DMARC-PROCESSED.Invalid will not work for me.

Okay, I found some dovecot documentation that suggests that in the FS mode they are slashes: https://doc.dovecot.org/configuration_manual/namespace/#core_setting-namespace/separator So okay for the technical part.

Is it possible that you change these names or at least make them user-definable via ENV?

Absolutely !

AFAIK, the dmarc-srg repo, on which your docker image is based, is also using other folder names for parsed reports.

Yeah, I ported my own config into this repo. It is tailored to my current needs that's why ^^

You can open a pull-request if you know how to do that, else I will find some spare time to push an update + this new ENVs

-- William

jaydee73 commented 7 months ago

Thanks!

To be honest, I'm not familiar with this PR thing and also not with editing code. :-(

So I will patiently wait for some spare time on your side. ;-)

Thanks again, JD

williamdes commented 5 months ago

Done and should work fine ! 🎉 https://github.com/sudo-bot/docker-dmarc-srg/releases/tag/v1.8-2 Let me know

jaydee73 commented 5 months ago

Thanks William! I'll tried the new release and it "probably" works. Probably because of a potential misinterpretation on my side. I'll get a "database connection error" in the UI after starting the docker container. Digging a little deeper into this (and taking a look a the dmarcsrg repo) I found out that maybe this docker repo requires an existing mysql-db. I initially thought (and that's what I was searching for) this docker repo is a one-stop-dmarc-solution with an included mysql-db.

williamdes commented 4 months ago

I initially thought (and that's what I was searching for) this docker repo is a one-stop-dmarc-solution with an included mysql-db.

Well, no. But I can help you have a one click solution. Is is quite easy to add a db server. IIRC DmarcSrg supports sqlite, that would avoid needing a DB server.

Let me know

jaydee73 commented 4 months ago

That would be awesome if you can add sqlite db to the container!