This image provides an unofficial dockerized dovecot image.

1. Supported tags and versions
2. Quick reference
3. How to use this image
   1. Run the container
   2. Use custom container
   3. Use bind mounts
   4. Available volumes

• 2.2.35, 2.2 (2.2/Dockerfile)
• 2.3.1, 2.3, 2, latest (2.3/Dockerfile)

• Where to file issues:

  https://github.com/g0dsCookie/docker-dovecot/issues

• Maintained by:

  g0dsCookie

This container has no default configuration. You need to either build your own container with this as base and COPY your configuration, or you can use bind mounts.

FROM g0dscookie/dovecot:2.3
COPY config /etc/dovecot/dovecot.cfg

Now build your container with $ docker build -t my-dovecot ..

$ docker run -d --name my-dovecot -v /path/to/config:/conf:ro -v /my/certificates:/certificates:ro -v /path/to/data:/data g0dscookie/dovecot

Note that /path/to/config is a directory.

• /data
  • Here you can store your mails
• /certificates
  • Here you can mount your certificates used by dovecot.
• /conf
  • Dovecot configuration files.
• /sieve-pipe
  • Here you can mount extra programs which you can then use in your configuration for sieve-pipe.
• /sieve-filter
  • Here you can mount extra programs which you can then use in your configuration for sieve-filter.

1. Add new dovecot version to build.py
2. make VERSION="<VERSION>"
   1. Omit VERSION= or set <VERSION> to latest if you are building a latest version.
3. make push
4. Commit your changes and push them