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---
non_free_packages:
elefant:
- firmware-bnx2
# Virtual (non-routable) IPv4 subnet for IPsec. It is always nullrouted
# in the absence of xfrm lookup (i.e., when there is no matching IPsec
# Security Association) to avoid data leaks.
ipsec_subnet: 172.16.0.0/24
ipsec:
# Virtual (non-routable) addresses for IPsec. They all need to be
# distinct and belong to the above subnet 'ipsec_subnet'.
antilop: 172.16.0.1
benjamin: 172.16.0.2
civett: 172.16.0.3
elefant: 172.16.0.4
giraff: 172.16.0.5
mistral: 172.16.0.6
+ calima: 172.16.0.7
postfix_instance:
# The keys are the group names associated with a Postfix role, and the
# values are the name and group (optional) of the instance dedicated
# to that role.
# For internal services, we also specify its (non-routable) IP address
# and port.
# XXX it's unfortunate that we can only specify a single address, and
# therefore have to limit the number of outgoing SMTP proxy and
# IMAP server to one. Since hosts(5) files cannot map and IP
# address to multiple hostnames, a workaround would be to use
# round-robin DNS, but we can't rely on DNS as long as our zone is
# unsigned.
IMAP: { name: mda
, addr: "{{ (groups.all | length > 1) | ternary( ipsec[ hostvars[groups.IMAP[0]].inventory_hostname_short ], '127.0.0.1') }}"
, port: 2526 }
MX: { name: mx, group: mta }
out: { name: out, group: mta
, addr: "{{ (groups.all | length > 1) | ternary( ipsec[ hostvars[groups.out[0]].inventory_hostname_short ], '127.0.0.1') }}"