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haraka-plugin-auth-etcd-config

v1.0.4

Published

Haraka plugin that checks authentication and domain for outgoing mails.

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haraka-plugin-auth-etcd-config

This plugin is based on auth-enc-file (https://github.com/AuspeXeu/haraka-plugin-auth-enc-file). It uses SHA256CRYPT for user passwords.

Configuration

Running etcd server must have key(s) in the config/mta/domains/<domain>/user format. The users defined under a domain is only allowed to send mails from that domain.

Example etcd Configuration

For every user:

<username> <space> <sha256 digest of password1> <CRLF>

etcdctl put config/mta/domains/domain.com/user "user PtjxQL5GUfVgaUANlOrmXA4w7HPvxFfn2wfApOLWeZ2
user2 PtjxQL5GUfVgaUANlOrmXA4w7HPvxFfn2wfApOLWeZ2
"

In the above example, user and user2 have the passwords "pass" (converted) and are under the domain "domain.com." These 2 users will only be able to send mails from domain.com. Such as:

swaks -s localhost:587 -f [email protected] -t [email protected] -au user -ap pass --tls

Above command will work, while the below one will not:

swaks -s localhost:587 -f [email protected] -t [email protected] -au user -ap pass --tls

Generating Password

The plugin has a generate script that will generate the etcd config input of a given username and password.

Usage:

node ./generate.js username1 pass

Returns:

username1 PtjxQL5GUfVgaUANlOrmXA4w7HPvxFfn2wfApOLWeZ2