protosuite

Savely coded Internet daemons (currently, only smtp is implemented)

Running smtp

Example start script:

TLS_CERT=/path/to/your/cert.csr

# AFAIK The tlse Library doesn't support passphrases,
# so you must decrypt your private key first, if you don't use OpenSSL!
TLS_KEY=/path/to/your/private_key.pem

# Your password DB
PASSWORD_DB=/path/to/your/password-db

# Your Incoming mail repository
#  This must contain the following folders:
#    ./tmp
#    ./new
MAILDIR=/path/to/your/mailqueue/

# The environment variables must be exported, so the 'server_smtp' can see them.

DECISION_CFG=/path/to/your/mta_decision.ini

export TLS_CERT
export TLS_KEY
export PASSWORD_DB
export MAILDIR
export DECISION_CFG

# You need a program (or program suite) to open a listening socket and accept
# connections like "ucspi-tcp". We use the tcphelper suite in this example.
#
#    https://github.com/byte-mug/tcphelper

# Note: $protosuite is the path, where the protosuite binaries are placed.

tcpsrv 4 0.0.0.0 25 tcploop $protosuite/server_smtp

The decision.ini:

; All our e-mail-addresses should end with "@my-domain.net" !
[local]
suffix = @my-domain.net

; Turn SPF = on
[mta2me]
spf=on

Also see: mta_decision.ini

Running HTTP server

NOTE: the HTTP server is not production ready, and has (almost) no features. It is meant for quick TLS testing.

TLS_CERT=/path/to/your/cert.csr

# The key must not be Password protected.
TLS_KEY=/path/to/your/private_key.pem

# Enable HTTPS
HTTP_FLAGS=S

export TLS_CERT
export TLS_KEY
export HTTP_FLAGS

# You need a program (or program suite) to open a listening socket and accept
# connections like "ucspi-tcp". We use the tcphelper suite in this example.
#
#    https://github.com/byte-mug/tcphelper

# Note: $protosuite is the path, where the protosuite binaries are placed.

# IPv4 ( IN_ANY : 443 )
tcpsrv 4 0.0.0.0 443 tcploop $protosuite/server_httpd