- make the example commands in the readme more likely to succeed, especially
for people who are not familiar with go and its toolchain.
- improve probability that the correct configuration is generated, especially
the hostname. previously, if the quickstart email address was "some.domain",
and the machine where you ran the quickstart was "myhost", the hostname used
for the configuration was assumed to be "myhost.some.domain". but this is often
not correct, especially when configuring mox to serve mail on a subdomain of an
existing domain. mox will now try to determine the host name by a reverse
lookup of the public ips it found. and it will warn if there are no/multiple
candidates.
based on feedback from erik dubbelboer, thanks!
and change thunderbird autoconfiguration to use it.
unfortunately, for microsoft autodiscover, there appears to be no way to
request secure password negotiation. so it will default to plain text auth.
cram-md5 is less secure than scram-sha-*, but thunderbird does not yet support
scram auth. it currently chooses "plain", sending the literal password over the
connection (which is TLS-protected, but we don't want to receive clear text
passwords). in short, cram-md5 is better than nothing...
for cram-md5 to work, a new set of derived credentials need to be stored in the
database. so you need to save your password again to make it work. this was
also the case with the scram-sha-1 addition, but i forgot to mention it then.
- and don't have a global variable "d" in the big checkDomain function in http/admin.go.
- and set loglevel from command-line flag again after loading the config file, for all subcommands except "serve".
