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Security fixes:
* A security issue was discovered in rsync backups. If you have enabled rsync backups, the file `id_rsa_miab` may have been copied to your backup destination. This file can be used to access your backup destination. If the file was copied to your backup destination, we recommend that you delete the file on your backup destination, delete `/root/.ssh/id_rsa_miab` on your Mail-in-a-Box, then re-run Mail-in-a-Box setup, and re-configure your SSH public key at your backup destination according to the instructions in the Mail-in-a-Box control panel.
* Brute force attack prevention was missing for the managesieve service.
Setup:
* Nextcloud was not upgraded properly after restoring Mail-in-a-Box from a backup from v0.40 or earlier.
Mail:
* Upgraded Roundcube to 1.3.10.
* Fetch an updated whitelist for greylisting on a monthly basis to reduce the number of delayed incoming emails.
Control panel:
* When using secondary DNS, it is now possible to specify a subnet range with the `xfr:` option.
* Fixed an issue when the secondary DNS option is used and the secondary DNS hostname resolves to multiple IP addresses.
* Fix a bug in how a backup configuration error is shown.
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Merge tag 'v0.43' of https://github.com/mail-in-a-box/mailinabox
v0.43 (September 1, 2019)
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Security fixes:
* A security issue was discovered in rsync backups. If you have enabled
rsync backups, the file `id_rsa_miab` may have been copied to your
backup destination. This file can be used to access your backup
destination. If the file was copied to your backup destination, we
recommend that you delete the file on your backup destination, delete
`/root/.ssh/id_rsa_miab` on your Mail-in-a-Box, then re-run
Mail-in-a-Box setup, and re-configure your SSH public key at your backup
destination according to the instructions in the Mail-in-a-Box control
panel.
* Brute force attack prevention was missing for the managesieve service.
Setup:
* Nextcloud was not upgraded properly after restoring Mail-in-a-Box from
a backup from v0.40 or earlier.
Mail:
* Upgraded Roundcube to 1.3.10.
* Fetch an updated whitelist for greylisting on a monthly basis to
reduce the number of delayed incoming emails.
Control panel:
* When using secondary DNS, it is now possible to specify a subnet range
with the `xfr:` option.
* Fixed an issue when the secondary DNS option is used and the secondary
DNS hostname resolves to multiple IP addresses.
* Fix a bug in how a backup configuration error is shown.
5F4C0E7313CCD744693B2AEAB92041F4C10BDD81
* Download and verify Nextcloud download before deleting old install directory
* Changed install logic to look at config.php and not version.php for database version number. When restoring from a backup, config.php in STORAGE_ROOT will hold the Nextcloud version that corresponds to the user's database and version.php in /usr/local won't even exist, so we were missing Nextcloud migration steps. In other cases they should be the same.
it is sometimes needed to be able to set axfr to more than just one ip address. This can be done with multiple xfr: in the secondary dns input but if you need to add an entire subnet segment (xxx.xxx.xxx.0/yy) then it will not work.
With this patch it is now possible to use a subnet as input for xfr the same way as if it was an ip address.
The resulting command had nested single quotes which doesn't work
I think this fixes all/most of the issues in #1627. I am getting a full backup, then the next time it's run I get an incremental. running from the CLI with --status looks good, --verify looks good, and --list looks good.
The elif needed to check to see if the string was in the listing of results of the shell command. As it was the conditional was just the string which always evaluates to true and was therefore giving a misleading error message.
* Update to Nextcloud 15.0.7, Contacts to 3.1.1, and Calendar to 1.6.5
* Enabled localhost-only insecure IMAP login for localhost Nextcloud auth
* Add package php-imagick and BigInt conversion
* added support for /cloud/oc[sm]-provider/ endpoint
