[Deprecated] MISP-dockerized-postfix

Since MISP-dockerized version 0.3.4, the Postfix container is no longer used. Postfix is installed on misp-server container since 2.4.97.

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How to Use this Image

Usage

For the usage please read the MISP-dockerized Git repository.

Environment Variables

Variable Default Value Description
HOSTNAME misp Hostname for the Mailserver
DOMAIN example.com Domain for Outgoing Mail
SENDER_ADDRESS admin@example.com Sender for local postfix outgoing Mails
RELAYHOST smtp.example.com:587 Relahost to Send Mails
RELAY_USER misp Username for the authentication on the Relayhost
RELAY_PASSWORD ChangeMe Password for the authentication on the Relayhost
DOCKER_NETWORK 192.168.47.0/28 Restrict access to postfix to this IP-range
DEBUG_PEER none If you need debugging log for a specified host set this to the domain, FQDN or ip address

Using With docker-compose

services:
  ### Postfix ###
  misp-postfix:
    image: dcso/misp-dockerized-postfix:${POSTFIX_CONTAINER_TAG}
    container_name: misp-postfix
    restart: on-failure
    environment:
      HOSTNAME: ${HOSTNAME}
      DOMAIN: ${DOMAIN}
      SENDER_ADDRESS: ${SENDER_ADDRESS}
      RELAYHOST: ${RELAYHOST}
      RELAY_USER: ${RELAY_USER}
      RELAY_PASSWORD: ${RELAY_PASSWORD}
      DOCKER_NETWORK: ${DOCKER_NETWORK}
      DEBUG_PEER: ${DEBUG_PEER}
    networks:
      misp-backend:
        aliases:
          - misp-postfix

Using with docker run

docker run \
    --name misp-postfix \
    -e HOSTNAME: ${HOSTNAME} \
    -e DOMAIN: ${DOMAIN} \
    -e SENDER_ADDRESS: ${SENDER_ADDRESS} \
    -e RELAYHOST: ${RELAYHOST} \
    -e RELAY_USER: ${RELAY_USER} \
    -e RELAY_PASSWORD: ${RELAY_PASSWORD} \
    -e  DOCKER_NETWORK: ${DOCKER_NETWORK} \
    -e  DEBUG_PEER: ${DEBUG_PEER} \
    image: dcso/misp-dockerized-postfix

Documentation

You can also find the Dockerfile at Github.com.

License

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