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--- ./application/configs/application.ini.dist.orig 2016-04-11 19:28:04.000000000 +0200
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+++ ./application/configs/application.ini.dist 2016-07-19 15:37:04.955888000 +0200
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@@ -123,8 +123,7 @@
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;
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; %d -> domain part of email address
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; %u -> user part of email address
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-; %m -> full email address
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-; %atmail -> substitutes an email address (test@example.com) with t/e/test@example.com
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+; $m -> full email address
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;
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;
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; http://wiki2.dovecot.org/VirtualUsers/Home
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@@ -139,27 +138,15 @@
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;
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; "plain" - password stored as clear text
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; "md5" - password hashed using MD5 without salt (PHP md5())
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-; "md5-salted" - password hashed using MD5 with salt (salt set in defaults.mailbox.password_salt above)
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+; "md5.salted" - password hashed using MD5 with salt (see below)
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; "sha1" - password hashed using sha1 without salt
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-; "sha1-salted" - password hashed using sha1 with salt (salt set in defaults.mailbox.password_salt above)
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+; "sha1.salted" - password hashed using sha1 with salt defined below
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; "crypt:XXX" - call the PHP crypt function (with random salt) where XXX is one of: md5, blowfish, sha256, sha512
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; "dovecot:XXX" - call the Dovecot password generator (see next option below) and use the
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; scheme specified by XXX. To see available schemes, use 'dovecotpw -l'
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; or 'doveadm pw -l'
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-; You should pick a hashing function as strong as your mail system allows.
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-; At time of writing, Dovecot ( http://wiki2.dovecot.org/Authentication/PasswordSchemes ) recommends one of
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-; BLF-CRYPT, SHA512-CRYPT, SHA256-CRYPT in descending order of strength
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-defaults.mailbox.password_scheme = "dovecot:BLF-CRYPT"
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-
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-; April 2016 - Bad salts - it was pointed out that a typo in the code below meant that
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-; the now deprecated md5.salted and sha1.salted (as opposed to their hyphenated versions above)
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-; didn't actually use the requested salt string but a fixed salt of "md5.salted" and "sha1.salted"
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-; respectively. These options still work for backwards compatibility.
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-; See:
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-; https://github.com/opensolutions/OSS-Framework/issues/43#issuecomment-207040421
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-; https://github.com/opensolutions/OSS-Framework/commit/b3d669a81f8214032a70e594472ece9fe9322fe2
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-
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+defaults.mailbox.password_scheme = "md5.salted"
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; The path to (and initial option(s) if necessary) the Dovecot password generator. Typical
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; values may be something like:
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@@ -300,20 +287,14 @@
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;; See: http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.mail.smtp-authentication.html
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;;
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;; Ensure you have a working mail server configuration so the system can
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-;; send emails.
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-;; Possible values:
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-;; transport.type: sendmail, smtp
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-;; transport.auth: crammd5, login, plain
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-;; transport.ssl: ssl, tls
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+;; send emails:
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;;
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-
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-resources.mail.transport.type = "smtp"
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-resources.mail.transport.host = "localhost"
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-;resources.mail.transport.username = ""
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-;resources.mail.transport.password = ""
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-;resources.mail.transport.auth = ""
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-;resources.mail.transport.ssl = ""
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-;resources.mail.transport.port = "25"
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+resources.mailer.smtphost = "localhost"
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+;resources.mailer.username = ""
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+;resources.mailer.password = ""
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+;resources.mailer.auth = ""
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+;resources.mailer.ssl = ""
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+;resources.mailer.port = "25"
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@@ -425,8 +406,16 @@
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;
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vimbadmin_plugins.AccessPermissions.disabled = false
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+vimbadmin_plugins.Jabber.disabled = true
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vimbadmin_plugins.DirectoryEntry.disabled = true
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+vimbadmin_plugins.SharedMailbox.disabled = true
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+vimbadmin_plugins.SOGo.disabled = true
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+
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+
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vimbadmin_plugins.AdditionalInfo.disabled = true
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+vimbadmin_plugins.Addressbook.disabled = true
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+vimbadmin_plugins.Calendar.disabled = true
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+vimbadmin_plugins.RoundCube.disabled = true
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