generate TLSA record for our mailserver ports

[dsa-puppet.git] / modules / exim / manifests / init.pp

diff --git a/modules/exim/manifests/init.pp b/modules/exim/manifests/init.pp
index abe0237057178ca5435774aa711f30e8dd5a646b..10c449e704fc68ce020a3b49567f823cd68ea98c 100644 (file)
--- a/modules/exim/manifests/init.pp
+++ b/modules/exim/manifests/init.pp
@@ -1,5 +1,7 @@
 class exim {
 
+       include exim::vdomain::setup
+
        munin::check { 'ps_exim4': script => 'ps_' }
        munin::check { 'exim_mailqueue': }
        munin::check { 'exim_mailstats': }
@@ -10,6 +12,14 @@ class exim {
 
        package { 'exim4-daemon-heavy': ensure => installed }
 
+       Package['exim4-daemon-heavy']->Mailalias<| |>
+
+       concat::fragment { 'virtual_domain_template':
+               target  => '/etc/exim4/virtualdomains',
+               content => template('exim/virtualdomains.erb'),
+               order   => 05,
+       }
+
        service { 'exim4':
                ensure  => running,
                require => [
@@ -58,9 +68,6 @@ class exim {
        file { '/etc/exim4/locals':
                content => template('exim/locals.erb')
        }
-       file { '/etc/exim4/virtualdomains':
-               content => template('exim/virtualdomains.erb'),
-       }
        file { '/etc/exim4/submission-domains':
                content => template('exim/submission-domains.erb'),
        }
@@ -126,7 +133,7 @@ class exim {
 
        case getfromhash($site::nodeinfo, 'mail_port') {
                /^(\d+)$/: { $mail_port = $1 }
-               default: { $mail_port = 'smtp' }
+               default: { $mail_port = '25' }
        }
 
        @ferm::rule { 'dsa-exim':
@@ -139,6 +146,12 @@ class exim {
                domain      => 'ip6',
                rule        => "&SERVICE_RANGE(tcp, $mail_port, \$SMTP_V6_SOURCES)"
        }
+       dnsextras::tlsa_record{ "tlsa-mailport":
+               zone => 'debian.org',
+               certfile => "/etc/puppet/modules/exim/files/certs/${::fqdn}.crt",
+               port => "$mail_port",
+               hostname => "$::fqdn",
+       }
 
        # Do we actually want this?  I'm only doing it because it's harmless
        # and makes the logs quiet.  There are better ways of making logs quiet,