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README.md

postfixadmin-fetchmail-charts

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This helm chart contains the cron job deployment of the fetchmail job from the postfixadmin project. The backend database provided by postfixadmin is required. Checkout the helm chart for postfixadmin to deploy the application on kubernetes.

Alternatively can also the database backend of an external postfixadmin installtion be used. Exactly for this reason is the cron job of fetchmail independent of the postfixadmin chart.

This helm chart can be found on artifacthub.io and can be installed via helm.

helm repo add volker.raschek https://charts.cryptic.systems/volker.raschek
helm install postfixadmin-fetchmail volker.raschek/postfixadmin-fetchmail

Customization

All configuration options can be defined in the values.yml file below the config section. Alternatively can be the options passed via the --set flag of the helm install command.