Dockerfile: preinstall msmtp #10
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Ah, and I should add I've based most of my testing on the Debian image. However, since msmtp versions only differ minimally (Alpine: |
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This implements `/usr/sbin/sendmail` which is needed by `FailureReports true`. Also adds a test and a new section about sending reports to the README.md.
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@schildbach released as 1.4.2-r36. |
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This implements
/usr/sbin/sendmailwhich is needed byFailureReports true.Also adds a new section about sending reports to the README.md.
Note that "aggregate reports" are outside the scope of my testing and this PR.
FailureReports truegenerates reports immediately for individual emails.I sadly didn't find a way around specifying the from address a second time in
/etc/msmtprc, even though it's already known viaFailureReportsSentByOpenDMARC configuration option.Resolves #9