This is a docker image that makes use of midi-smtp-server project and the mailgun-ruby SDK to accept SMTP email via standard methods and relay those messages via the mailgun HTTP API rather than the mailgun smtp servers. It's a neat little tool that allows you to act as an SMTP server for legacy systems, but operate without using outgoing SMTP traffic (which may be blocked by your ISP).
docker run --name mail \
-e MG_KEY=yourmailgunapikey \
-e MG_DOMAIN=yourmailgundomain \
-p 25:25
andrewmiskell/mailgun-smtp-server
MG_SMTPD_SIMULATENOUS_CONNECTIONS
can be passed to allow more than 4 simulatenous connectionsMG_SMTPD_OPTIONS
maps toopts
parameter in midi-smtp-server'sSmtpd
class.MG_SMTPD_PORT
can be passed to bind to a port other than 25MG_SMTPD_ADDRESS
can be passed to bind the server to an address other than 0.0.0.0
License: Apache v2 (see LICENSE
file in this repository for details)
Credits:
- Thanks to the original author Steve Nolen (https://github.com/stevenolen/mailgun-smtp-server)
- Thanks to Tom Freudenberg, 4commerce technologies AG for the awesome, extensible and dreadfully simple smtp server.
- Thanks to mailgun for their service and ruby sdk.