> obviously, my system isn’t called host.domain.tld or the relayhost > mymailrelay.tld.
Please refer to `port notes mail-server`: “Users must reconfigure this installation for their own system, network, and security model specifics by editing all necessary files and checking file permissions.” A deployed mail server will require many changes to the example working configuration provided in the mail-server port: TLS, DKIM, DNS, SPF, DMARC, possibly a mail relay, and more. Use the MacPorts configuration as a working basis to start from and edit the configuration for your own deployment. Users must reconfigure the mail-server installation for their own system, network, and security model specifics by editing all necessary files and checking file permissions. Also, these settings are changes in mail-server’s post-activate block to use the current network settings of the installation. See: https://github.com/macports/macports-ports/blob/022f7da78c0cbab9492c60680569cf0483f2e48f/mail/mail-server/Portfile#L328-L342 Bottom line: don’t waste time trying to coerce a Portfile to automatically configure your deployed mail server when there’s a zillion other settings you’ll have to take care of yourself anyway. > On Sep 20, 2019, at 11:37, Gerben Wierda <gerben.wie...@rna.nl> wrote: > > The mail-server Portfile has this in it: > > # Network configuration > # hard-coded examples > set host host > set domain domain > set tld tld > set fullhost ${host}.${domain}.${tld} > set domaintld ${domain}.${tld} > set HOST [string toupper ${host}] > set DOMAIN [string toupper ${domain}] > set TLD [string toupper ${tld}] > set FULLHOST [string toupper ${fullhost}] > set DOMAINTLD [string toupper ${domaintld}] > set relayhost mymailrelay.tld > > Now, obviously, my system isn’t called host.domain.tld or the relayhost > mymailrelay.tld. > > Is there a way I can influence these variables from the ‘outside’, so by > using envrionment variables or by providing them in some way with the 'port > install’ command? > > Gerben Wierda > Chess and the Art of Enterprise Architecture > Mastering ArchiMate > Architecture for Real Enterprises at InfoWorld > On Slippery Ice at EAPJ >
