To use this, you'll need an existing mailserver and some way to authenticate to it. Defaults are for GSSAPI with host keytab, but user+password fallback should also be possible. Postfix will then listen on localhost, accept any mail, rewrite the sender address and hand it of to the relay.
| Name | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|
mailclient_sender |
`` | Mail source is rewritten to sender@domain |
mailclient_domain |
`` | The base domain this system belongs to |
mailclient_system_owner_include_domain |
True |
(see defaults/main.yml) For backwards compatibility set to True |
mailclient_system_owner |
False |
All system mail (see below) will be redirected to this address |
mailclient_to_redirect |
(see defaults/main.yml) | Which accounts to redirect mail for? |
mailclient_relay |
False |
Relay mail over this system (postfix relayhost syntax) |
mailclient_auth_enable |
yes |
Whether to authenticate at the relay host |
mailclient_auth_mechanism |
gssapi |
How to authenticate with the relay host |
mailclient_auth_credentials |
(see defaults/main.yml) | Login for the relay host |
mailclient_disable_ipv6 |
(see defaults/main.yml) | Disable IPv6 relaying |
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