wildduck/setup/01_install_commits.sh

#! /bin/bash

OURNAME=01_install_commits.sh

NODEREPO="node_14.x"
MONGODB="4.2"
CODENAME=`lsb_release -c -s`

WILDDUCK_COMMIT="5020adaf22cf379569bc1b064fadcb8d064b3ca8"
ZONEMTA_COMMIT="357ff6acdcf91c8a350c7b751560a06396c3e4ed" # zone-mta-template
WEBMAIL_COMMIT="38a25e73bec7c446ced92a76955a2799d1ce5ad3"
WILDDUCK_ZONEMTA_COMMIT="f6386f5b21660df3ecc42eb8c9cc1bd1f30e4e5c"
WILDDUCK_HARAKA_COMMIT="f6ac6da4afbcf1e827d29facccb64b6a0138f816"
HARAKA_VERSION="2.8.26"

echo -e "\n-- Executing ${ORANGE}${OURNAME}${NC} subscript --"
Breaking up install.sh into chapters Fixed two issues: 82: need to install npm globally to get around permission problems 83: need to start nginx service before restarting it Better executable requirements (lsof, ps). It may be not installed on minimal systems. Better service detection on given port. It is especially useful, if the installation.sh got interrupted for some reason, and already installed some services. Minor doc update, so a single line is required to paste in terminal. curl vs. wget -> stayed with wget, it is installed by default on ubuntu Colors: added color support for the terminal output:) 2018-06-08 04:09:57 +08:00			`#! /bin/bash`

DKIM and SPF correction, some renaming I renamed some install scripts to be more clear. SPF: Suggest [MAILDOMAIN], [HOSTNAME] and [IP ADDRESS] Its a better practice to be more inclusive when it comes to dns SPF records. DKIM: Some dns registrars truncate dns TXT records at 255 chars. So 2048bit do not fit (about 390 vs. 230 chars). So 1024bit keys are a good choice, after all it is only a mail verification mechanism, do not encrypt the mail... Show tip how to stop systemd service (03_install_check_running_services.sh) sudo su prefered to become root, sudo su fails with npm permission errors when installing (dunno why). A mini tutorial is shown at the end about SPF, DKIM and how to add/remove/modify DKIM keys. This pull request closes issue 85,86. 2018-06-08 20:30:09 +08:00			`OURNAME=01_install_commits.sh`
Breaking up install.sh into chapters Fixed two issues: 82: need to install npm globally to get around permission problems 83: need to start nginx service before restarting it Better executable requirements (lsof, ps). It may be not installed on minimal systems. Better service detection on given port. It is especially useful, if the installation.sh got interrupted for some reason, and already installed some services. Minor doc update, so a single line is required to paste in terminal. curl vs. wget -> stayed with wget, it is installed by default on ubuntu Colors: added color support for the terminal output:) 2018-06-08 04:09:57 +08:00
updated commit hashes 2020-06-25 16:26:03 +08:00			`NODEREPO="node_14.x"`
			`MONGODB="4.2"`
updated install script 2018-08-06 14:27:36 +08:00			CODENAME=`lsb_release -c -s`

bumped deps 2021-05-20 16:34:11 +08:00			`WILDDUCK_COMMIT="5020adaf22cf379569bc1b064fadcb8d064b3ca8"`
bumped deps 2021-05-20 03:32:14 +08:00			`ZONEMTA_COMMIT="357ff6acdcf91c8a350c7b751560a06396c3e4ed" # zone-mta-template`
bumped commit hash for webmail 2020-12-02 18:29:45 +08:00			`WEBMAIL_COMMIT="38a25e73bec7c446ced92a76955a2799d1ce5ad3"`
bumped deps 2021-05-20 03:32:14 +08:00			`WILDDUCK_ZONEMTA_COMMIT="f6386f5b21660df3ecc42eb8c9cc1bd1f30e4e5c"`
bumped commit hashes 2021-04-26 16:09:06 +08:00			`WILDDUCK_HARAKA_COMMIT="f6ac6da4afbcf1e827d29facccb64b6a0138f816"`
bumped commit hashes 2020-12-02 18:03:38 +08:00			`HARAKA_VERSION="2.8.26"`
Breaking up install.sh into chapters Fixed two issues: 82: need to install npm globally to get around permission problems 83: need to start nginx service before restarting it Better executable requirements (lsof, ps). It may be not installed on minimal systems. Better service detection on given port. It is especially useful, if the installation.sh got interrupted for some reason, and already installed some services. Minor doc update, so a single line is required to paste in terminal. curl vs. wget -> stayed with wget, it is installed by default on ubuntu Colors: added color support for the terminal output:) 2018-06-08 04:09:57 +08:00
			`echo -e "\n-- Executing ${ORANGE}${OURNAME}${NC} subscript --"`