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BunnyExpress (c) 2018-19 by SwordLord - the coding crew

Introduction

BunnyExpress is a CLI based mailbox configuration tool for Postfix and Dovecot. Use BunnyExpress to manage your domains, mailboxes, and aliases and have PostFix and Dovecot access that information for authentication as well as for routing and local delivery.

Why the name BunnyExpress?

PostfixAdmin as a name for the tool was taken already. So we decided on a pun about Postfix, Pony Express and a fluffy bunny instead. Yeah, you had to be there.

Intention

We started with BunnyExpress because of two reasons:

• We always try to reduce the attack surface on our servers. Running a DB server as well as a web server with PHP enabled and world accessible admin scripts is not necessarily the strategy we prefer for our own systems.

• Running a web server, a DBMS and PHP on a system just to manage a few records is not what we would call lightweight. And besides, it is a pain to set up and administrate.

We try to address both points with BunnyExpress. A small CLI based tool to edit and manage domains, mailboxes and aliases, which are stored in a single SQLite3 DB.

If you are looking for a lightweight and hassle free mail account management tool for postfix and dovecot, BunnyExpress might be for you.

Status

BunnyExpress is somewhat stable. Please have a go and send in your bug reports.

Installation

If you prefer, you can compile your own copy. Download this repository and have a go.

Or you could head over to our Travis based build toolchain and grab a release there.

Configuration

All parameters which can be configured right now are in the file be.config.js. If you do not have a config file yet, just run BunnyExpress once and the tool will dump a copy for you.

Dependencies

Please make sure to have SQLite3 binaries installed. There are no further dependencies.

License

BunnyExpress is published under the GNU Affero General Public Licence version 3. See the LICENCE file for details.