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This is more a Traefik than a Stalwart question. Unfortunately I don't have experience with Traefik (the documentation was contributed by a user) so if you don't receive any useful responses you might try asking in the Traefik repository. |
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Hi all,
I'm having some problems with Traefik and Stalwart. I've followed the documentation here and here. I'm using a dual stack network - IPv4 and IPv6. My folder structure is as follows:
/srv/docker/
---traefik/
-------docker-compose.yml
--------/data/acme.json
--------/dumped-certs/
--------/logs
---stalwart/
--------docker-compose.yml
---------/data
I have two bridge networks traefik and stalwart.
My traefik docker-compose is as follows:
Stalwart docker-compose.yml
and the stalwart config.yml
I'm also running Joplin Server and Vikunja Server. They both live in their own directories as well. What I'm noticing is that when I start Stalwart up and look at the Traefik dashboard, the entrypoints for TCP are all pointing to the Joplin server.
I've not done things with TCP entrypoints before, so it's a bit peculiar that they are all being placed in the HTTP Routers and further under the Joplin server. It would seem to me that they should be under the stalwart router. Even if I shut down Joplin, it doesn't change anything.
I feel like I'm missing something here. Any help would be appreciated.
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