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README.rst 

## Postfix plugin for Certbot

To install your certs with this plugin, run:

```
certbot install --installer certbot-postfix:postfix --cert-path <path to cert> --key-path <path to key> -d <MX hostname>
```

And there you go! If you'd like to obtain these certificates via certbot, there's more documentation on how to do this [here](https://certbot.eff.org/docs/using.html#getting-certificates-and-choosing-plugins).

## Enhancements

### STARTTLS Everywhere Policy

This plugin can pull in EFF's STARTTLS [policy database](https://github.com/EFForg/starttls-everywhere) and translate it into your Postfix configuration. Just add the `--starttls-policy` to your run.

### MTA-STS

Coming soon!

## Testing

Run `./tests/run_tests.sh`. This script spins up two docker containers, a `sender` and a `recipient`. The `sender` tries to send e-mail to the `recipient` under different configuration scenarios.