MX server management for iojs.org
The iojs.org directory contains an aliases.json file that provides email mappings for the iojs.org domain. It maps "from" usernames @iojs.org to "to" email addresses.
A credentials.json file needs to exist in the same directory containing an "api-key" property for the mailgun account managing the iojs.org MX servers.
The update directory contains a simple node program that you run and provide a domain (update/update.js iojs.org) which will read the aliases, fetch the list of mail routes from Mailgun and update the routes to make sure they match the required aliases. The Mailgun API key for the given domain is required to make this work. Use with --dry-run if you are unsure of the current status and what may be changed with an update.
Members of the Build Working Group "Infra" team (Rod Vagg, Johan Bergström, Michael Dawson and João Reis as of writing) can access the Mailgun API key via the Rackspace API or in the admin_logins.md file in the secrets repo (build/infra/). This key must be placed in a file named iojs.org/credentials.json in the form: { "api-key": "key-abc..." }.
nodejs.org aliases are managed by the Linux Foundation. In order to set one up:
- create an iojs.org alias and associate the intended recipients to it.
- email '[email protected]' requesting that the nodejs.org point to the alias. In the email, CC a Node.js Foundation contact (Executive Director or other staff) and provide context as to why the alias is needed.
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