toaster_setup.pl - build and testing CLI for Mail::Toaster 5
Mail::Toaster 5 is no longer under active development. Development has moved to Mail Toaster 6.
toaster_setupl.pl is the front end to everything you need to turn a computer into a secure, full-featured, high-performance mail server.
toaster_setup.pl -s <help> [-d]
-s[ection] - see OPTIONS AND ARGUMENTS section for choices
-v[erbose] - enable verbose output
A good place to start is:
toaster_setupl.pl -s help | less
The mail toaster is a collection of open-source software which provides a full-featured mail server running on FreeBSD, Mac OS X, and Linux. The system is built around the qmail mail transport agent, with many additions and modifications. Matt Simerson is the primary author and maintainer of the toaster. There is an active and friendly community of toaster owners which supports the toaster on a mailing list and web forum.
The toaster is built around qmail, a robust mail transfer agent by Daniel J. Bernstein, and vpopmail, a virtual domain manager by Inter7 systems. Matt keeps up with releases of the core software, evaluates them, decides when they are stable, and then integrates them into the toaster. Matt has also added several patches which add functionality to these core programs.
A complete set of instructions for building a mail toaster are on the toaster install page. There is a substantial amount of documentation available for the "Mail::Toaster" toaster. Much of it is also readable via "perldoc Mail::Toaster", and the subsequent pages. Don't forget to read the Install, Configure, and FAQ pages on the web site. If you still have questions, there is a Web Forum and mailing list. Both are browseable and searchable for your convenience.
toaster_setup.pl -s <section> [-verbose]
help - print this usage screen
config - initial configuration of toaster*.conf files
pre - installs a list of programs and libraries other toaster components need
Standard Daemons & Utilities
mysql - installs MySQL
phpmyadmin - installs phpMyAdmin
apache - installs Apache
apachessl - installs self signed SSL certs for Apache
Qmail and related tools
ucspi - install ucspi-tcp w/MySQL patch
daemontools - install daemontools
ezmlm - install EzMLM idx
vpopmail - installs vpopmail
vpeconfig - configure ~vpopmail/etc/tcp.smtp
vpopmysql - run the vpopmail MySQL grant and db create commands
vqadmin - install vqadmin
qmail - installs qmail with toaster patches
qmailconf - configure various qmail control files
netqmail - installs netqmail
netqmailmac - installs netqmail with no patches
djbdns - install the djbdns program
courier - installs courier imap & pop3 daemons
courierconf - post install configure for courier
Web Mail and Admin interfaces
qmailadmin - installs qmailadmin
sqwebmail - installs sqwebmail (webmail app)
squirrelmail - installs squirrelmail (webmail app)
roundcube - installs Roundcube (webmail app)
Mail Filtering
filter - installs SpamAssassin, ClamAV, DCC, razor, and more
razor - installs the razor2 agents
maildrop - installs maildrop and mailfilter
clamav - installs just ClamAV
simscan - install simscan
simconf - configure simscan
simtest - run email tests to verify that simscan is working
spamassassin - install and configure spamassassin
allspam - activate spam filtering for all users
Logs, Statistics, and Monitoring
maillogs - creates the mail logging directories
socklog - installs socklog
isoqlog - installs and configured isoqlog
supervise - creates the directories to be used by svscan
test - runs a complete test suite against your server
filtertest - runs the simscan and qmail-scanner email scanner tests
authtest - authenticates against pop, imap, and smtp servers
proctest - check for processes that *should* be running
imap|pop3|smtp - do authentication test for imap, pop3, or smtp-auth
toaster - install Mail::Toaster
logmonster - install Apache::Logmonster
nictool - install nictool (http://www.nictool.com/)
all - installs everything shown on the toaster INSTALL page
all toaster_setup.pl -s all
a special target that tries to build the entire Mail::Toaster without any interaction from you. Unlike other targets, it will keep right on going when it encounters an error, getting as much built as it possibly can. It is presumed that the administrator is logging the output for later review. I use this target primarily in testing.
Matt Simerson ([email protected])