Currently we are not able to offer our users a FTS experience after the
demise of lucene due to unfixed coredumps with musl/alpine.
We now add lucene, the only remaining maintained small/lean FTS plugin
for dovecot. It is quite simple to add to our stack: A two-stage docker
build is used to compile the fts plugin in the first stage, and copy
over only the resulting plugin-artifact to the second stage, which is
our usual dovecot container. Configuration is also minimal.
985: Permit raspberry pi (and other architectures) builds r=mergify[bot] a=abondis
## What type of PR?
Enhancement
## What does this PR do?
Add an option to select base images and permit building for different CPU architectures.
### Related issue(s)
N/A
## Prerequistes
- [X] documentation updated accordingly
- [x] Unless it's docs or a minor change: add [changelog](https://mailu.io/master/contributors/guide.html#changelog) entry file.
Co-authored-by: Aurélien Bondis <aurelien.bondis@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Aurelien <aurelien.bondis@gmail.com>
Before, the ham/spam scripts got the rspamd-ip/port from the environment.
However, when checking the environment of these processes now, it seems
cleared. Maybe the new dovecot version now clears environment? — I couldn’t
find a hint.
In any case, using the common mechanism of injecting the ip/port from where
it’s definately known by the already-used jinja2-mechanism seems reasonably
safe.
In the process we found that the previous way of tenacity syntax caused it not to honor any args.
In this commit we've refactored to use the @decorator syntax, in which tenacity seems to behave better.
Dario Ernst