This is an SMTP server that I use in my malware lab to collect spam from infected hosts.
It will collect all mail items sent to it in a postgres database, storing all attachments in mongodb.
This is work in progress code and there will probably be bugs but it does everything I need.
Warning: There will most likely be breaking changes as I flesh out the plugin API. Once it has stabilized I will give this a version number and try not to break anything else.
To get started with docker-compose, simply run docker-compose up.
The server will then be listening for SMTP connections on port 2500.
To ensure proper data persistence, data for both postgres and mongodb is stored in docker volumes.
If installing in a production environment which requires a proper setup, an install of mongodb and postgresql will be required.
To configure sarlacc, copy the default config file to smtpd/src/smtpd.cfg and override the settings you wish to change:
cp smtpd/src/smtpd.cfg.default smtpd/src/smtpd.cfg
$EDITOR smtpd/src/smtpd.cfg
Then edit the file with your required configuration.
You can use the postgres/postgres_init.sql script to initialize the database for use with sarlacc.
psql -h localhost -U postgres < postgres/postgres_init.sql
If you want to use different credentials (you should) then modify the postgres/postgres_init.sql and the config file for the smtp server appropriately.
cd into the smtpd/src directory:
cd smtpd/src
Install the dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
Start the server:
./app.py
The server will then be listening for SMTP connections on port 2500.
python3.5
The web client has not been built yet, to view the data you will need to manually interact with the databases.
You can extend sarlacc via plugins. Simply drop a python file (or a directory with an __init__.py file) into smtpd/src/plugins. There are example's of both types of plugins at smtpd/src/plugins/example.py and smtpd/src/plugins/directory_example.
To get a full idea of what events are available for the plugins to be notified by, check out the smtpd/src/plugins/plugin.py file.
Plugins are also exposed to the internal storage API, from which you can pull email items, recipients, attachments, tag attachments etc etc. Take a look at the smtpd/src/storage.py file for more info on how to use this.