* Fix typos and use consistent YAML data structures for env
* Add Debug flag and more structure to the README
* Clarify default value of MM_HOSTNAME
* Fix typo
* Fix typos
Add MAILMAN_WEB_SOCIAL_AUTH for social logins
The `MAILMAN_WEB_SOCIAL_AUTH` list contains a default set of social
login provides. This was previously included in `INSTALLED_APPS`.
Separating it to it's own list makes it easier to disable or otherwise
override which social login providers are enabled without the need to
modify `INSTALLED_APPS`.
Older installations where `INSTALLED_APPS` were overridden continues to
work. The `MAILMAN_WEB_SOCIAL_AUTH` is ignored for those and
`INSTALLED_APPS` is used as is.
Replace them with:
* containers' hostnames
* gateway's IP address for default SMTP_HOST
* Core: when SMTP_HOST undef, echo the default value
* docker-compose: add port mapping
* docker-compose: drop network driver conf
* Exim macro: use localhost as LMTP host
* Update README.md
* docker-compose: Limit port mapping to loopback
* Update other docker-compose example files
* Bump to use Alpine 3.12 since 3.8 is now EOL.
* Manually install pip in all images.
* Rename all py- modules to py3- modules.
* Replace mysqldb with mysqlclient library for Mysql support in web.
* Update Postorius, Hyperkitty and django-mailman3.
Also, entrypoint script should compile i18n messages.
* Add git to postorius image.
* Also compile i18n messages in Postorius.
* Add GNU Gettext to the images.
* Do not compilemessages.
* Do not compilemessages.
* Add libffi to all Postorius images.
* Use Django less than a certain version.
* Fix the version constraint.
* Fix uwsgi configuration by using only processes.
Whoosh completely breaks down on 4GB of mail archives, so provide xapian
as an alternative. It's not hooked up automatically, but can be enabled
in the config files.
Related to issue #97.
This way we can depend on alpine's python3 package which is binary
compatible with the rest of the python packages in the distribution.
This requires spelling out python3 explicitly in several places since
alpine still defaults to python 2 for /usr/bin/python.
