emailctl is a command line interface (CLI) for the Postfix Rest Server V1 API.

emailctl currently implements all Postfix Rest Server APIs (domains, accounts, aliases, automatic sender and recipient BCC).

emailctl is a command line interface (CLI) to the Postfix Rest Server

Usage:
  emailctl [command]

Available Commands:
  account       Account commands
  alias         Alias commands
  auth          Authentication commands
  domain        Domain commands
  help          Help about any command
  recipient-bcc recipient-bcc commands
  sender-bcc    sender-bcc commands
  version       Prints the version number of emailctl

Flags:
      --config string   config file (default is $HOME/.emailctl.yaml)
  -h, --help            help for emailctl

Use "emailctl [command] --help" for more information about a command.

If you have a Go environment configured, you can install the latest development version of emailctl directly from my GitHub account from the command line like so:

go get github.com/lyubenblagoev/emailctl/...

which will install the executable in your GOPATH, or you can build it with the following command and move the executable somewhere under PATH:

go build -o some-path/emailctl ./cmd/emailctl

By default emailctl will load a configuration file from $HOME/.emailctl.yaml. Make sure to set proper permissions to this file, so no one else can read it, as emailctl uses it to store the access and refresh tokens.

• https - Boolean setting for whether to use HTTPS for connection to the Postfix Rest Server.
• host - The hostname or IP address of the machine on which the Postfix Rest Server is running.
• port - The port on which the Postfix Rest Server is listening.

Example:

https: false
host: localhost
port: 8080

The above values are the defaults. You can omit options that don't change the default values.

Below are a few usage examples:

• Log in

emailctl auth login admin@example.com

• Log out

emailctl auth logout

• List all domains on your server:

emailctl domain list

• Show information for specific domain:

emailctl domain show example.com

• Add a new domain:

emailctl domain add example.com

• Delete a domain:

emailctl domain delete example.com

• Disable a domain on your server:

emailctl domain disable example.com

• Rename a domain

emailctl domain rename example.com example.net

• List accounts for domain:

emailctl account list example.com

• Show information for account in specific domain:

emailctl account show example.com user1

• Delete account:

emailctl account delete example.com user1

• Disable account:

emailctl account disable example.com user1

• Change password for account:

emailctl account password example.com user1
Password: 
Confirm password: 

To learn more about the features and commands available run

emailctl help [command [sub-command]...]

or

emailctl [command [sub-command]...] --help