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Docker image for the snappymail webmail client, with optional SSL and HTTP auth

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snappymail-docker

What's this?

Dockerfile and compose file to run the snappymail webmail client.

The image lives at ghcr.io.

Using the image

  • If you cloned the github repository, skip this step. Otherwise create a file docker-compose.yml with the following content:
services:
  snappymail:
    image: ghcr.io/waldner/snappymail-docker:latest
    container_name: snappymail
    hostname: snappymail
    volumes:
      - ${WEBMAIL_DATA}:/snappymail/data
    ports:
      - ${EXTERNAL_HTTP_PORT:-80}:80
    environment:
      - TZ=${TZ:-UTC}
      - USE_SSL=${USE_SSL:-0}
      - HTTP_AUTH_USER=${HTTP_AUTH_USER:-}
      - HTTP_AUTH_PASS=${HTTP_AUTH_PASS:-}
      - UPLOAD_MAX_SIZE=${UPLOAD_MAX_SIZE:-10m}
  • Create a file named .env (in the same place where you put the docker-compose.yml file) with the following content:
# mandatory: where the data volume for rainloop is in the host filesystem
WEBMAIL_DATA=/path/to/snappymail/data

# optional: maximum attachment/upload size, default 10m
UPLOAD_MAX_SIZE=20m

# optional: if you want HTTP auth, put credentials in here,
# otherwise don't define these two variables
HTTP_AUTH_USER=myuser
HTTP_AUTH_PASS=mypass

# optional: time zone (default: UTC)
TZ=Europe/Berlin

# optional: which host port will be exposed for HTTP requests (default: 80)
EXTERNAL_HTTP_PORT=8080

# optional: whether to enable ssl (default: 0)
USE_SSL=1

# mandatory if USE_SSL=1: TLS certificate and key locations in local filesystem
LOCAL_SSL_CERT=/path/to/server.crt
LOCAL_SSL_KEY=/path/to/server.key

# optional: which host port will be exposed for HTTPS requests (default: 443)
# only used if USE_SSL=1
EXTERNAL_HTTPS_PORT=8443

# optional: whether to generate and use a custom dhparams.pem file at startup (default: 1)
# this may make the boot process longer
DHPARAMS=0

  • If you want to use SSL (USE_SSL=1) and thus assigned values to LOCAL_SSL_CERT and LOCAL_SSL_KEY (and possibly EXTERNAL_HTTPS_PORT): create a docker-compose.override.yml in the same directory with the following content (or, if you cloned the repo, just run cp docker-compose.override.yml.sample docker-compose.override.yml):
services:
  snappymail:
    ports:
      - ${EXTERNAL_HTTPS_PORT:-443}:443
    volumes:
      - ${LOCAL_SSL_CERT}:/etc/nginx/server.crt
      - ${LOCAL_SSL_KEY}:/etc/nginx/server.key
    environment:
      EXTERNAL_HTTPS_PORT: ${EXTERNAL_HTTPS_PORT:-443}
      DHPARAMS: ${DHPARAMS:-1}
  • Run the image with docker compose up -d

Getting started

As explained in the docs, to perform the initial configuration you have to go to http[s]://your.domain.tld:yourport/?admin and follow the instruction in the wiki page. The initial username is admin, the initial password is in /snappymail/data/_data_/_default_/admin_password.txt (inside the container).

Miscellaneous

  • When using SSL, all incoming requests to $HTTP_EXTERNAL_PORT are redirected to the HTTPS version of the page on port $HTTPS_EXTERNAL_PORT.
  • All daemons log to stdout, so you can use docker logs to see the messages.
  • Internally, the container runs nginx and php-fpm, controlled by supervisord.

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