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Parameter --hostname is used for 2 separate things #173

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thomas-maeder opened this issue Oct 1, 2024 · 0 comments
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Parameter --hostname is used for 2 separate things #173

thomas-maeder opened this issue Oct 1, 2024 · 0 comments

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thomas-maeder commented Oct 1, 2024

As can bee seen from the name of the variable domain which is used to store the value of the command line argument --hostname, that parameter is used for 2 separate things:

  • the internal name of the Zimbra host providing the proxy server
  • the external name used to reach this proxy from the internet, and which should end up as CN in the certificates

I have hacked the script so that I have been able to use it on my Zimbra installation - see below for diff. I don't think that my modification is correct for all cases, but it may serve as a start:

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<    [[ -z "$domain" ]] && printf 'Unexpected error (check_zimbra_proxy domain not set).\n' >&2 && exit 1
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>    [[ -z "$hostname" ]] && printf 'Unexpected error (check_zimbra_proxy hostname not set).\n' >&2 && exit 1
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<    if ! sudo -in -u zimbra -- '$HOME/bin/zmprov' $zmprov_opts gs "$domain" zimbraReverseProxyHttpEnabled | grep -q TRUE; then
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>    if ! sudo -in -u zimbra -- '$HOME/bin/zmprov' $zmprov_opts gs "$hostname" zimbraReverseProxyHttpEnabled | grep -q TRUE; then
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<        port="$(sudo -in -u zimbra -- '$HOME/bin/zmprov' $zmprov_opts gs "$domain" zimbraMailProxyPort | sed -n "s/zimbraMailProxyPort: //p")"
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>        port="$(sudo -in -u zimbra -- '$HOME/bin/zmprov' $zmprov_opts gs "$hostname" zimbraMailProxyPort | sed -n "s/zimbraMailProxyPort: //p")"
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<    # If we got no domain from command line try using Zimbra hostname
<    if [[ -z "$domain" ]]; then
<        ! "$quiet" && printf 'Using zmhostname to detect domain name.\n' >&2
<        domain="$("$zmpath/bin/zmhostname")"
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>    # If we got no hostname from command line try using Zimbra hostname
>    if [[ -z "$hostname" ]]; then
>        ! "$quiet" && printf 'Using zmhostname to detect hostname.\n' >&2
>        hostname="$("$zmpath/bin/zmhostname")"
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<    [[ -z "$domain" ]] && printf 'Error: No hostname found! Please run with -H/--hostname or check why zmhostname is not working.\n' >&2 && exit 1
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>    [[ -z "$hostname" ]] && printf 'Error: No hostname found! Please run with -H/--hostname or check why zmhostname is not working.\n' >&2 && exit 1
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<        (( $? == 1 )) && printf 'Error: Please manually specify your hostname with "--hostname your.host.name".\n' >&2 && exit 0
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>        (( $? == 1 )) && printf 'Error: Please manually specify your domain with "--domain my.domain.name".\n' >&2 && exit 0
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<          -H | --hostname <my.host.name>:  hostname being requested. If not passed it's automatically detected using "zmhostname". Used as Zimbra server name in zmprov, CN and name for certificate.
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>          -H | --hostname <my.host.name>:  hostname being requested. If not passed it's automatically detected using "zmhostname". Used as Zimbra server name in zmprov
>         -D | --domain <my.domain.name>:  primary domain name in certificate (CN)
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>        -D|--domain)
>           [[ -z "$2" ]] && printf 'Error: missing --domain argument\n' >&2 && exit 1
>            domain="$2"
>            shift
>            ;;
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<            domain="$2"
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>            hostname="$2"
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