test-config.toml

# This file is used by the crate tests.
# You can use it as a starting point for your own configuration file kmail-alias.toml
# All the fialds are mandatory, and you need to change all of them to the values that
# correspond to your deployment.

# Telegram token from @BotFather
teloxide_token = "123teloxide_api_token"

# Your custom domain name.
# You will have aliases in the form of alias-name@your-domain.com
# for or with the value below: alias-name@mock_domain
domain_name = "mock_domain"

# The Telegram user ID that is authorized to communicate with this bot.
# The bot accepts only one master.
# To get your id you can launch the bot with the wrong value,
# once you message the bot it will reply you with your Telegram ID.
authorized_user_id = 1234

# Infomaniak kMail API access token.
# It must have at least the "mail" scope.
[kmail_api]
token = "123mock_kmail_token"
mail_id = "mock_mail_hosting_id"
# This is the name of your actual kMail account,
# i.e., the name of your primary e-mail on the domain "domain_name"
# Example: "john-smith" for "john-smith@domain.com"
mailbox_name = "mock_name"

# SMTP access configuration for sending probe e-mails
# to the newly created aliases.
[probe_mail]
# This can be an "App password" in your gmail account
sender_password = "mock_sender_password"
# This is your real e-mail that the bot will use, e.g. john-smith@gmail.com
sender_email = "mock_sender_email"
# This is any name that you want to appear as the sender name in your mailbox
# For example, "Alias Bot"
sender_name = "mock_sender_name"
# This is the SMTP host the bot will use to deliver the probe emails.
# For example, smtp.gmail.com
sender_host = "mock_sender_host"
# This is the port name used by the above host,
# For example, 587
sender_port = 1234
# This is the name the bot will use as the receiver of the probe email.
# For example if you set it to "John Smith" and add an alias "shops"
# It will send an email to "John Smith <shops@your-domain.com>"
receiver_name = "mock_receiver_name"