- hosts: mx-relays
  vars:
    mailrelay_default_sender_email: "[email protected]"
    mailrelay_default_sender_user: "ServerExampleCom"
    mailrelay_default_sender_password: "verylongpassword"
    mailrelay_default_sender_server: "smtp.gmail.com"
    mailrelay_default_sender_server_port: "587"
    mailrelay_default_monitoring_recipient: "[email protected]"
    
    # Set to False to disable or to '[email protected]' to receive bounce mails
    mailrelay_bounce_notice_recipient: False
    
    # Sending address to sending server association
    mailrelay_relayhost_maps:
      - name: "{{ mailrelay_default_sender_email }}"
        target: "[{{ mailrelay_default_sender_server }}]:{{ mailrelay_default_sender_server_port }}"
      - name: "[email protected]"
        target: "[smtp.gmail.com]:587"
    
    # Sending address - user:password association
    mailrelay_sasl_passwords:
      - name: "{{ mailrelay_default_sender_email }}"
        target: "{{ mailrelay_default_sender_user }}:{{ mailrelay_default_sender_password }}"
      - name: "[email protected]"
        target: "SubscribeExampleCom:secretpass"
    
    # Sending Linux user - sender address rewriting, http://www.postfix.org/ADDRESS_REWRITING_README.html
    mailrelay_sender_canonical_maps:
      # Note that it "seems" possible to rewrite every account using a regex like:
      # /etc/postfix/sender-canonical-maps.regex
      # /.*/    [email protected]
      # However this calls for some unexpected behavior and loops with mails to [email protected] and so on, so I don't recommend it
      - name: "root"
        target: "{{ mailrelay_default_sender_email }}"
      - name: "www_example_com"
        target: "{{ mailrelay_default_sender_email }}"
    
    # When those linux users receive
    mailrelay_aliases:
      # Relay mails to the root use to the default_monitoring_recipient
      - name: root
        target: "{{mailrelay_default_monitoring_recipient }}"

  roles:
    - blunix.role-mailrelay