@ -62,10 +62,6 @@ there is a good way to disable rate limiting altogether.
The ``TLS_FLAVOR`` sets how Mailu handles TLS connections. Setting this value to
``notls`` will cause Mailu not to server any web content! More on :ref:`tls_flavor`.
The ``TZ`` sets the timezone Mailu will use. The timezone naming convention usually uses a ``Region/City`` format. See `TZ database name`_ for a list of valid timezones This defaults to ``Etc/UTC``. Warning: if you are observing different timestamps in your log files you should change your hosts timezone to UTC instead of changing TZ to your local timezone. Using UTC allows easy log correlation with remote MTAs.
@ -198,6 +194,10 @@ The ``LETSENCRYPT_SHORTCHAIN`` (default: False) setting controls whether we send
The ``REAL_IP_HEADER`` (default: unset) and ``REAL_IP_FROM`` (default: unset) settings controls whether HTTP headers such as ``X-Forwarded-For`` or ``X-Real-IP`` should be trusted. The former should be the name of the HTTP header to extract the client IP address from and the later a comma separated list of IP addresses designing which proxies to trust. If you are using Mailu behind a reverse proxy, you should set both. Setting the former without the later introduces a security vulnerability allowing a potential attacker to spoof his source address.
The ``TZ`` sets the timezone Mailu will use. The timezone naming convention usually uses a ``Region/City`` format. See `TZ database name`_ for a list of valid timezones This defaults to ``Etc/UTC``. Warning: if you are observing different timestamps in your log files you should change your hosts timezone to UTC instead of changing TZ to your local timezone. Using UTC allows easy log correlation with remote MTAs.