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# How to build and deploy ExOTA-Milter as an OCI container
## Build with `docker-cli`
Actually I´m going with docker-ce to build the container image, but same results should come out with e.g. [img](https://github.com/genuinetools/img) etc.
Run following command in the root directory of this repo:
```
docker build -t exota-milter:local -f OCI/Dockerfile .
[...]
Successfully built 9cceb121f604
Successfully tagged exota-milter:local
```
## Deploy with `docker-compose`
Prerequisites: `docker-compose` installed
* Create a deployment directory and jump into it. In my case it´s `/docker/containers/exota-milter`
* `install -d /docker/containers/exota-milter`
* `cd /docker/containers/exota-milter`
* Create further directories in the deployment directory:
* `install -d -m 777 data`. The application expects the policy file in `/data/policy.json` (path inside the container!).
* `install -d -m 777 socket`. The application places the milter socket file under `/socket/exota-milter` (path inside the container!)
* Create the policy file `data/policy.json` with following content:
```
{
"yad.onmicrosoft.com": {
"tenant_id": "1234abcd-18c5-45e8-88de-123456789abc",
"dkim_enabled": true
},
"example.com": {
"tenant_id": "abcd1234-18c5-45e8-88de-987654321cba",
"dkim_enabled": false
}
}
```
* Create a file named `docker-compose.yml` in the deployment directory with following content:
```
version: '2.4'
services:
exota-milter:
image: exota-milter:local
environment:
LOG_LEVEL: 'debug'
MILTER_SOCKET: '/socket/exota-milter'
#MILTER_SOCKET: 'inet:123456@0.0.0.0'
MILTER_POLICY_FILE: '/data/policy.json'
MILTER_DKIM_ENABLED: 'some_value'
MILTER_TRUSTED_AUTHSERVID: 'my-auth-serv-id'
MILTER_X509_ENABLED: 'some_value'
MILTER_X509_TRUSTED_CN: 'mail.protection.outlook.com'
MILTER_ADD_HEADER: 'some_value'
MILTER_AUTHSERVID: 'my-auth-serv-id'
volumes:
- "./data/:/data/:ro"
- "./socket/:/socket/:rw"
```
If the milter should listen on a TCP-socket instead, just change the value of the `MILTER_SOCKET` ENV-variable to something like `inet:<port>@0.0.0.0`. As IPv6 is supported by the `libmilter` library too, a notation like `inet6:<port>@[::]` is also possible.
* Deploy
Execute `docker-compose up` and if nothing went wrong you shold see following output:
```
Creating network "exota-milter_default" with the default driver
Creating exota-milter_exota-milter_1 ... done
Attaching to exota-milter_exota-milter_1
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,164: INFO ENV[MILTER_SOCKET]: /socket/exota-milter
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,164: INFO ENV[MILTER_REJECT_MESSAGE]: Security policy violation!
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,164: INFO ENV[MILTER_TMPFAIL_MESSAGE]: Service temporarily not available! Please try again later.
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,164: INFO ENV[MILTER_TRUSTED_AUTHSERVID]: my-auth-serv-id
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,165: INFO ENV[MILTER_DKIM_ENABLED]: True
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,165: INFO ENV[MILTER_X509_TRUSTED_CN]: mail.protection.outlook.com
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,165: INFO ENV[MILTER_X509_ENABLED]: True
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,165: INFO ENV[MILTER_POLICY_SOURCE]: file
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,165: INFO ENV[MILTER_POLICY_FILE]: /data/policy.json
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,166: INFO JSON policy backend initialized
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,166: INFO Startup exota-milter@socket: /socket/exota-milter
```
Voila! The milter socket can be accessed on the host filesystem (in my case) under `/docker/containers/exota-milter/socket/exota-milter`.

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* consideration of DKIM verification results per sender domain (ExOTA-Milter)
* matching for tenant-id provided in *X-MS-Exchange-CrossTenant-Id* header (ExOTA-Milter)
```plantuml
@startuml
title ExOTA-Milter security policy flow
start
:MTA connected;
:HDR: Collecting all relevant headers;
note left: From, Authentication-Results, X-MS-Exchange-CrossTenant-Id
:HDR: Recognising sender domain;
note left: Taken from RFC5322 From-header. RFC5321.mail (envelope) is NOT relevant!
:EOM: Looking up policy in backend;
note left: Based on RFC5322.from domain
if (Policy found?) then (yes)
if (Milter: x509 client CN checking enabled?) then (yes)
:Looking up x509 client CN;
note left: ENV[MILTER_X509_TRUSTED_CN]
if (Found trusted x509 client CN?) then (yes)
else (no)
:REJECT;
stop
endif
else (no)
endif
if (Milter: DKIM checking enabled?) then (yes)
if (Policy has DKIM checking enabled?) then (yes)
:Looking up trusted Authentication-Results headers;
note left: ENV[MILTER_TRUSTED_AUTHSERVID]
if (Found trusted DKIM AR-headers?) then (yes)
else (no)
:REJECT;
stop
endif
else (no)
endif
else (no)
endif
:Looking up tenant-id in policy;
if (Found trusted tenant-ID?) then (no)
:REJECT;
stop
else (yes)
endif
else (no)
:REJECT;
stop
endif
:Removing all X-ExOTA-Authentication-Results headers if present;
if (Milter: add header?) then (yes)
:Adding X-ExOTA-Authentication-Results header;
note left: ENV[MILTER_ADD_HEADER]
else (no)
endif
:CONTINUE;
stop
@enduml
```
# How about a docker/OCI image?
## Using prebuilt images from dockerhub.com
**WIP ;-)**
## Build your own image
Actually I´m going with docker-ce to build the container image, but same results should come out with e.g. [img](https://github.com/genuinetools/img) etc.
Run following command in the root directory of this repo:
```
docker build -t exota-milter:local -f OCI/Dockerfile .
[...]
Successfully built 9cceb121f604
Successfully tagged exota-milter:local
```
## Deploy the OCI image with `docker-compose`
Prerequisites: `docker-compose` installed
* Create a deployment directory and jump into it. In my case it´s `/docker/containers/exota-milter`
* `install -d /docker/containers/exota-milter`
* `cd /docker/containers/exota-milter`
* Create further directories in the deployment directory:
* `install -d -m 777 data`. The application expects the policy file in `/data/policy.json` (path inside the container!).
* `install -d -m 777 socket`. The application places the milter socket file under `/socket/exota-milter` (path inside the container!)
* Create the policy file `data/policy.json` with following content:
```
{
"yad.onmicrosoft.com": {
"tenant_id": "1234abcd-18c5-45e8-88de-123456789abc",
"dkim_enabled": true
},
"example.com": {
"tenant_id": "abcd1234-18c5-45e8-88de-987654321cba",
"dkim_enabled": false
}
}
```
* Create a file named `docker-compose.yml` in the deployment directory with following content:
```
version: '2.4'
services:
exota-milter:
image: exota-milter:local
environment:
LOG_LEVEL: 'debug'
MILTER_SOCKET: '/socket/exota-milter'
#MILTER_SOCKET: 'inet:123456@0.0.0.0'
MILTER_POLICY_FILE: '/data/policy.json'
MILTER_DKIM_ENABLED: 'some_value'
MILTER_TRUSTED_AUTHSERVID: 'my-auth-serv-id'
MILTER_X509_ENABLED: 'some_value'
MILTER_X509_TRUSTED_CN: 'mail.protection.outlook.com'
MILTER_ADD_HEADER: 'some_value'
MILTER_AUTHSERVID: 'my-auth-serv-id'
volumes:
- "./data/:/data/:ro"
- "./socket/:/socket/:rw"
```
If the milter should listen on a TCP-socket instead, just change the value of the `MILTER_SOCKET` ENV-variable to something like `inet:<port>@0.0.0.0`. As IPv6 is supported by the `libmilter` library too, a notation like `inet6:<port>@[::]` is also possible.
* Deploy
Execute `docker-compose up` and if nothing went wrong you shold see following output:
```
Creating network "exota-milter_default" with the default driver
Creating exota-milter_exota-milter_1 ... done
Attaching to exota-milter_exota-milter_1
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,164: INFO ENV[MILTER_SOCKET]: /socket/exota-milter
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,164: INFO ENV[MILTER_REJECT_MESSAGE]: Security policy violation!
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,164: INFO ENV[MILTER_TMPFAIL_MESSAGE]: Service temporarily not available! Please try again later.
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,164: INFO ENV[MILTER_TRUSTED_AUTHSERVID]: my-auth-serv-id
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,165: INFO ENV[MILTER_DKIM_ENABLED]: True
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,165: INFO ENV[MILTER_X509_TRUSTED_CN]: mail.protection.outlook.com
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,165: INFO ENV[MILTER_X509_ENABLED]: True
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,165: INFO ENV[MILTER_POLICY_SOURCE]: file
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,165: INFO ENV[MILTER_POLICY_FILE]: /data/policy.json
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,166: INFO JSON policy backend initialized
exota-milter_1 | 2020-11-30 12:38:51,166: INFO Startup exota-milter@socket: /socket/exota-milter
```
Voila! The milter socket can be accessed on the host filesystem (in my case) under `/docker/containers/exota-milter/socket/exota-milter`.
Take a look [here](OCI/README.md)
# How to test?
First of all please take a look at how to set up the testing environment, which is described [here](tests/README.md)

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logging.debug(self.mconn_id + "/RCPT 5321.rcpt={0}".format(to))
return self.smfir_continue()
def data(self):
logging.debug("DATA")
return self.smfir_continue()
def header(self, name, hval):
logging.debug(self.mconn_id + "/" + str(self.getsymval('i')) +
"/HDR: Header: {0}, Value: {1}".format(name, hval)