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19 changes: 19 additions & 0 deletions Dockerfile
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FROM python:3.13-alpine

RUN apk add --update apache2-utils bash
RUN python -m venv /maildump
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I'd create and use an unprivileged users for this, no need to run maildump as root inside the container

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Ah right. I usually use podman for this sort of stuff, which is fully user space. Not sure if I can make it work with both.

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i.e. I cannot have a Dockerfile do useradd if I want it to run on podman. What I think I could do is to set UID=1000...

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(done)

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this is just needed for the build, isn't it? so if I publish an image to docker hub / ghcr, you should be able to run it in any case, right?

but indeed, something like USER nobody should be sufficient, because it does not need to write anything (besides the htpasswd file, but you can just put that in a place like /tmp or make the directory world-writable)

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Yeah, good point. It would still run on podman, it just wouldn't be built on it.

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I think it should be fine like this... but maybe it should be tested with docker build. Works fine with podman.

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Confirmed, it works on docker too.

RUN /maildump/bin/pip install maildump

ENV MAILDUMP_PASSWORD=
ENV MAILDUMP_HTTP_IP=0.0.0.0
ENV MAILDUMP_HTTP_PORT=1080
ENV MAILDUMP_SMTP_IP=0.0.0.0
ENV MAILDUMP_SMTP_PORT=1025

ADD docker/entrypoint.sh /
RUN mkdir /maildump/data
RUN chown 1000 /maildump/data

USER 1000

ENTRYPOINT ["/entrypoint.sh"]
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#!/bin/bash

ARGS="--http-ip ${MAILDUMP_HTTP_IP} \
--http-port ${MAILDUMP_HTTP_PORT} \
--smtp-ip ${MAILDUMP_SMTP_IP} \
--smtp-port ${MAILDUMP_SMTP_PORT} \
-f"

PASSWORD_FILE=/maildump/data/passwd

if [[ ! -z $MAILDUMP_PASSWORD ]]; then
htpasswd -bc $PASSWORD_FILE maildump $MAILDUMP_PASSWORD;
/maildump/bin/maildump ${ARGS} --htpasswd $PASSWORD_FILE;
else
/maildump/bin/maildump ${ARGS}
fi