ConfigManager should not replace app.config - this is causing trouble
with some other flask modules (swagger).
Updated ConfigManager to only modify app.config and not replace it.
- fixed copy of qemu-arm-static for alpine
- added 'set -eu' safeguard
- silenced npm update notification
- added color to webpack call
- changed Admin-LTE default blue
(core/admin/Dockerfile)
- AdminLTE 3 style tweaks
(core/admin/assets/app.css)
(core/admin/mailu/ui/templates/base.html)
(core/admin/mailu/ui/templates/sidebar.html)
- localized datatables
(core/admin/Dockerfile)
(core/admin/assets/app.js)
(core/admin/package.json)
- moved external javascript code to vendor.js
(core/admin/assets/app.js)
(core/admin/assets/vendor.js)
(core/admin/webpack.config.js)
- added mailu logo
(core/admin/assets/app.js)
(core/admin/assets/app.css)
(core/admin/assets/mailu.png)
- moved all inline javascript to app.js
(core/admin/assets/app.js)
(core/admin/mailu/ui/templates/domain/create.html)
(core/admin/mailu/ui/templates/user/create.html)
- added iframe display of rspamd page
(core/admin/assets/app.js)
(core/admin/mailu/ui/views/base.py)
(core/admin/mailu/ui/templates/sidebar.html)
(core/admin/mailu/ui/templates/antispam.html)
- updated language-selector to display full language names and use post
(core/admin/assets/app.js)
(core/admin/mailu/__init__.py)
(core/admin/mailu/utils.py)
(core/admin/mailu/ui/views/languages.py)
- added fieldset to group and en/disable input fields
(core/admin/assets/app.js)
(core/admin/mailu/ui/templates/macros.html)
(core/admin/mailu/ui/templates/user/settings.html)
(core/admin/mailu/ui/templates/user/reply.html)
- added clipboard copy buttons
(core/admin/assets/app.js)
(core/admin/assets/vendor.js)
(core/admin/mailu/ui/templates/macros.html)
(core/admin/mailu/ui/templates/domain/details.html)
- cleaned external javascript imports
(core/admin/assets/vendor.js)
- pre-split first hostname for further use
(core/admin/mailu/__init__.py)
(core/admin/mailu/models.py)
(core/admin/mailu/ui/templates/client.html)
(core/admin/mailu/ui/templates/domain/signup.html)
- cache dns_* properties of domain object (immutable during runtime)
(core/admin/mailu/models.py)
(core/admin/mailu/ui/templates/domain/details.html)
- fixed and splitted dns_dkim property of domain object (space missing)
- added autoconfig and tlsa properties to domain object
(core/admin/mailu/models.py)
- suppressed extra vertical spacing in jinja2 templates
- improved accessibility for screen reader
(core/admin/mailu/ui/templates/**.html)
- deleted unused/broken /user/forward route
(core/admin/mailu/ui/templates/user/forward.html)
(core/admin/mailu/ui/views/users.py)
- updated gunicorn to 20.1.0 to get rid of buffering error at startup
(core/admin/requirements-prod.txt)
- switched webpack to production mode
(core/admin/webpack.config.js)
- added css and javascript minimization
- added pre-compression of assets (gzip)
(core/admin/webpack.config.js)
(core/admin/package.json)
- removed obsolte dependencies
- switched from node-sass to dart-sass
(core/admin/package.json)
- changed startup cleaning message from error to info
(core/admin/mailu/utils.py)
- move client config to "my account" section when logged in
(core/admin/mailu/ui/templates/sidebar.html)
- call cleanup_sessions on first kvstore access
this allows to run cmdline actions without redis (and makes it faster)
- Allow development using DictStore by setting REDIS_ADDRESS to the empty string in env
- don't sign 64bit random session id as suggested by nextgens
The init script was pushing an application context, which maked
flask.g global and persisted across requests. This was evaluated
to have a minimal security impact.
This explains/fixes #738: flask_wtf caches the csrf token in the
application context to have a single token per request, and only
sets the session attribute after the first generation.
Allows to use mailu without docker-compose when hostnames are not set up
by docker itself but provided via a separate resolver.
Use case: use mailu using nomad scheduler and consul resolver instead of
docker-compose. Other servers are provided by the DNS resolver that
resolves names like admin.service.consul or webmail.service.consul.
These names needs to be configurable.
