postfix_admin
Command Line Tools for Postfix Admin
Description
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Postfix Admin (Original Web-based Application)
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Postfix Admin 3.2 is supported.
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MySQL/MariaDB is supported.
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Other database engines are not supported.
Installation
Install postfix_admin as:
$ gem install postfix_admin
Just execute postfix_admin command to generate your config file: ~/.postfix_admin.conf
$ postfix_admin
Edit the file for your environment:
$ vi ~/.postfix_admin.conf
You can see domains on your host if the database parameter is set properly:
$ postfix_admin show
Usage
List the postfix_admin subcommands as:
$ postfix_admin
Commands:
postfix_admin account_passwd user@example.com new_password # Change password of account
postfix_admin add_account user@example.com password # Add an account
postfix_admin add_admin admin@example.com password # Add an admin user
postfix_admin add_admin_domain admin@example.com example.com # Add admin_domain
postfix_admin add_alias alias@example.com goto@example.net # Add an alias
postfix_admin add_domain example.com # Add a domain
postfix_admin admin_passwd admin@example.com new_password # Change password of admin
postfix_admin delete_account user@example.com # Delete an account
postfix_admin delete_admin admin@example.com # Delete an admin
postfix_admin delete_admin_domain admin@example.com example.com # Delete admin_domain
postfix_admin delete_alias alias@example.com # Delete an alias
postfix_admin delete_domain example.com # Delete a domain
postfix_admin dump # Dump all data
postfix_admin edit_account user@example.com # Edit an account
postfix_admin edit_admin admin@example.com # Edit an admin user
postfix_admin edit_alias alias@example.com # Edit an alias
postfix_admin edit_domain example.com # Edit a domain limitation
postfix_admin help [COMMAND] # Describe available commands or one specific command
postfix_admin log # Show action logs
postfix_admin schemes # List all supported password schemes
postfix_admin setup example.com password # Setup a domain
postfix_admin show [example.com | admin@example.com | user@example.com] # Show domains or admins or mailboxes
postfix_admin summary [example.com] # Summarize the usage of PostfixAdmin
postfix_admin version # Show postfix_admin version