[__opendkim*] add debian support #32
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echo "# Managed remotely, manual changes will be lost."
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# Used for OS-specific configuration.
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os=$(cat "${__global:?}/explorer/os")
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# Optional chdir(2)
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if [ "$BASEDIR" ];
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then
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then
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printf "UserID %s\n" "$USERID"
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fi
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if [ "$PIDFILE" ];
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then
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printf "PidFile %s\n" "$PIDFILE"
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fi
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@ -14,8 +14,8 @@ installation and basic configuration of an instance of OpenDKIM.
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Note that this type does not generate or ensure that a key is present: use
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`cdist-type__opendkim-genkey(7)` for that.
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Note that this type is currently only implemented for Alpine Linux and FreeBSD.
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Please contribute an implementation if you can.
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Note that this type is currently only implemented for Debian, Alpine Linux and
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evilham
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Nit-pick: could we write things alphabetically here? :-D Nit-pick: could we write things alphabetically here? :-D
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FreeBSD. Please contribute an implementation if you can.
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REQUIRED PARAMETERS
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The string following this parameter is appended as-is in the configuration, to
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enable more complex configurations.
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pidfile
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Specifies the path to a file that should be created at process start
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containing the process ID.
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BOOLEAN PARAMETERS
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------------------
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os=$(cat "${__global:?}/explorer/os")
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CFG_DIR="/etc/opendkim"
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CFG_FILE="$CFG_DIR/opendkim.conf"
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service="opendkim"
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case "$os" in
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'alpine')
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:
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;;
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'debian')
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CFG_DIR="/etc/dkimkeys"
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CFG_FILE="/etc/opendkim.conf"
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;;
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'freebsd')
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CFG_DIR="/usr/local/etc/mail"
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CFG_FILE="$CFG_DIR/opendkim.conf"
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evilham
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This seems redundant as it is the default. This seems redundant as it is the default.
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service="milter-opendkim"
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;;
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*)
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export USERID
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fi
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if [ -f "${__object:?}/parameter/pidfile" ]; then
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PIDFILE="$(cat "${__object:?}/parameter/pidfile")"
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export PIDFILE
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fi
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# Debian: set configuration specific to debian packaging if no explicit value
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# is requested.
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if [ "$os" = "debian" ]; then
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# In Debian, opendkim runs as user "opendkim". A umask of 007 is required when
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# using a local socket with MTAs that access the socket as a non-privileged
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# user (for example, Postfix). You may need to add user "postfix" to group
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# "opendkim" in that case.
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if [ -z "$USERID" ]; then
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export USERID="opendkim"
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fi
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evilham
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Given that At least in theory, removing support for As a general rule for all these special cases ( Given that `USERID` exists for the `--userid` parameter, which was deprecated, I think this should instead (or additionally) check for the `UserID` being defined in `--extra-config`, and if not, appending the corresponding line; similar to `--processid`.
At least in theory, removing support for `--userid` should keep things working.
As a general rule for all these special cases (`--umask` and `--userid`, for `--pidfile` see comment below): they should be mentioned in `man.rst` as special default values.
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if [ -z "$UMASK" ]; then
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export UMASK="007"
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fi
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if [ -z "$PIDFILE" ]; then
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export PIDFILE="/run/opendkim/opendkim.pid"
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fi
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fi
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# Boolean parameters
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[ -f "${__object:?}/parameter/syslog" ] && export SYSLOG=yes
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# Generate and deploy configuration file.
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source_file="${__object:?}/files/opendkim.conf"
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target_file="${CFG_DIR}/opendkim.conf"
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target_file="${CFG_FILE}"
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mkdir -p "${__object:?}/files"
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@ -4,3 +4,4 @@ subdomains
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umask
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userid
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custom-config
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pidfile
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evilham
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Rather than add more parameters to the type (we don't want to support 100% of the We can check the contents of This keeps the type smaller and still just as flexible and out-of-the-box. Rather than add more parameters to the type (we don't want to support 100% of the `.conf`), I'd propose we rely on `--custom-config` instead.
We can check the contents of `--custom-config` and adapt that as necessary for e.g. Debian.
This keeps the type smaller and still just as flexible and out-of-the-box.
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#!/bin/sh -e
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DIRECTORY="/var/db/dkim/"
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os=$( "${__explorer:?}/os" )
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case "$os" in
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'debian')
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DIRECTORY="/etc/dkimkeys/"
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;;
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'alpine'|'freebsd')
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DIRECTORY="/var/db/dkim/"
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;;
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*)
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DIRECTORY="/var/db/dkim/"
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evilham
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I'd probably propose we keep only the I'd probably propose we keep only the `*)` case, or we leave `DIRECTORY="/var/db/dkim/"` outside of the `case` block, and only keep the `'debian')` case.
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;;
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esac
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if [ -f "${__object:?}/parameter/directory" ];
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then
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# Be forgiving about a lack of trailing slash
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DIRECTORY="$(sed -E 's!([^/])$!\1/!' < "${__object:?}/parameter/directory")"
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fi
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KEY_ID="$(echo "${__object_id:?)}" | tr '/' '_')"
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DEFAULT_PATH="${DIRECTORY:?}${KEY_ID:?}.private"
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if [ -s "${DEFAULT_PATH}" ]; then
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Take into account that if you use this type without the `--domain` and
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`--selector` parameters, the `$__object_id` must be in form `$domain/$selector`.
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Currently, this type is only implemented for Alpine Linux and FreeBSD.
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Currently, this type is only implemented for Debian, Alpine Linux and FreeBSD.
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evilham
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Same nit-pick as for Same nit-pick as for `__opendkim`, I'd suggest using alphabetical sorting.
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Please contribute an implementation if you can.
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NOTE: the name of the key file under `--directory` will default to
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os=$(cat "${__global:?}/explorer/os")
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CFG_DIR="/etc/opendkim"
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user="opendkim"
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group="opendkim"
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case "$os" in
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'alpine')
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:
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CFG_DIR="/etc/opendkim"
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user="opendkim"
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group="opendkim"
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__package opendkim-utils
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;;
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'debian')
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CFG_DIR="/etc/dkimkeys"
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user="opendkim"
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group="opendkim"
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__package opendkim-tools
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;;
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'freebsd')
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CFG_DIR="/usr/local/etc/mail"
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;;
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*)
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cat <<- EOF >&2
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__opendkim_genkey currently only supports Alpine Linux and FreeBSD.
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Please contribute an implementation for $os if you can.
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__opendkim_genkey does not support $os (yet).
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Please contribute an implementation if you can.
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EOF
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exit 1
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;;
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printf '%s' "${DOMAIN:?}" > "${__object:?}/domain"
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printf '%s' "${SELECTOR:?}" > "${__object:?}/selector"
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DIRECTORY="/var/db/dkim/"
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if [ -f "${__object:?}/parameter/directory" ];
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then
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# Be forgiving about a lack of trailing slash
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DIRECTORY="$(sed -E 's!([^/])$!\1/!' < "${__object:?}/parameter/directory")"
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fi
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SIGKEY="${DOMAIN:?}"
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if [ -f "${__object:?}/parameter/sigkey" ];
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then
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SIGDOMAIN="$(cat "${__object:?}/parameter/sigdomain")"
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fi
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# Ensure the key-container directory exists with the proper permissions
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__directory "${DIRECTORY}" \
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--mode 0750 \
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--owner "${user}" --group "${group}"
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# OS-specific code
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case "$os" in
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'alpine')
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# This is needed for opendkim-genkey
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__package opendkim-utils
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;;
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esac
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KEY_STATE="$(cut -f 1 "${__object:?}/explorer/key-state")"
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KEY_LOCATION="$(cut -f 2- "${__object:?}/explorer/key-state")"
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keys_dir=$(dirname "${KEY_LOCATION:?}")
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key_table="${CFG_DIR}/KeyTable"
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signing_table="${CFG_DIR}/SigningTable"
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KEY_STATE="$(cut -f 1 "${__object:?}/explorer/key-state")"
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KEY_LOCATION="$(cut -f 2- "${__object:?}/explorer/key-state")"
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# Ensure the key-container directory exists with the proper permissions
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__directory "${keys_dir}" \
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--mode 0750 \
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--owner "${user}" \
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--group "${group}"
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__line "__opendkim_genkey/${__object_id:?}" \
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--file "${key_table}" \
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It seems like we are not using this really, can we remove it?