Adds tests/harness/docker-compose.yml running GreenMail 2.1.12 (digest-pinned) with SMTP 3025, IMAP 3143 and the API bound to 127.0.0.1 only, plus a config/harness-imap.yml scanner profile and harness README. Auth is disabled and no users are declared, so a mailbox is created on first login and per-test users need no provisioning. GreenMail standalone offers no STARTTLS, only plaintext or implicit TLS, while SMTPProvider hardcoded starttls() -- so no send could reach it. SMTPProvider now takes a security mode via EMAIL_CONNECT_SMTP_SECURITY, defaulting to starttls. plaintext is refused for any non-loopback host, and hostnames are never resolved to decide that, so a misconfigured deployment fails at startup rather than sending credentials in the clear. Trusting GreenMail's self-signed cert was rejected as the wider risk; see DECISIONS.md. Verified end to end against the live harness: SMTPProvider.send -> GreenMail -> ImapMailboxSource, and the documented scan-mailbox CLI. Suite: 52 passed with the harness down. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Local mail test harness
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A single GreenMail container serving SMTP and IMAP on loopback, so integration
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tests can drive the transactional send path and read the result back through the
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scanner without a live provider.
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Part of `EMAIL-WP-0005`. Unit tests do not need this harness — they run against
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fixture directories and temporary Maildir trees and stay offline.
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## Start and stop
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```bash
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docker compose -f tests/harness/docker-compose.yml up -d
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docker compose -f tests/harness/docker-compose.yml down -v
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```
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Readiness (the container healthcheck probes both mail ports; the API also
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answers):
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```bash
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docker inspect --format '{{.State.Health.Status}}' email-connect-harness
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curl -s http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/service/readiness
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```
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## Ports
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| Port | Protocol | Notes |
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| 3025 | SMTP | plaintext, no STARTTLS |
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| 3143 | IMAP | plaintext |
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| 8080 | HTTP | GreenMail API — readiness, user and mail management |
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All three bind `127.0.0.1` only. The harness accepts any credentials and must
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never be exposed beyond the host.
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## Accounts
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The harness runs with `greenmail.auth.disabled`, so **any** login is accepted and
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the mailbox is created on first use. No provisioning step is needed: pick an
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address under `harness.email-connect.test` and log in.
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```bash
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export EMAIL_CONNECT_IMAP_USER=t01@harness.email-connect.test
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export EMAIL_CONNECT_IMAP_PASSWORD=harness # ignored, but must be set
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```
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These credentials are deliberately non-secret and belong in the repo. Real
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provider material is routed through OpenBao — see
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`.claude/rules/credential-routing.md`. Never point this harness at real
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credentials or a real mailbox.
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## Scanning the harness
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```bash
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docker compose -f tests/harness/docker-compose.yml up -d
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export EMAIL_CONNECT_IMAP_USER=t01@harness.email-connect.test
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export EMAIL_CONNECT_IMAP_PASSWORD=harness
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email-connect scan-mailbox --config config/harness-imap.yml --out reports/
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```
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## Sending through the harness
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GreenMail offers no STARTTLS, only plaintext or implicit TLS with a self-signed
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certificate. The transactional service therefore needs its transport mode set
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explicitly:
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```bash
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export EMAIL_CONNECT_SMTP_HOST=127.0.0.1
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export EMAIL_CONNECT_SMTP_PORT=3025
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export EMAIL_CONNECT_SMTP_SECURITY=plaintext
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export EMAIL_CONNECT_SMTP_USERNAME=sender@harness.email-connect.test
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export EMAIL_CONNECT_SMTP_PASSWORD=harness
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export EMAIL_CONNECT_SENDER=noreply@harness.email-connect.test
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```
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`EMAIL_CONNECT_SMTP_SECURITY` defaults to `starttls`. `plaintext` is rejected
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for any non-loopback host, so this setting cannot weaken a real deployment: it
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fails at startup rather than sending credentials in the clear.
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## What harness mail proves
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Nothing beyond `provider_accepted`. A message sitting in a GreenMail mailbox is
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not evidence of inbox placement, recipient awareness, identity, or
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authorization. Bounces, complaints, and deferrals are **not** reproducible here
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— GreenMail accepts everything. Those classes stay on crafted `.eml` fixtures
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and an optional provider-simulator tier (`EMAIL-WP-0005-T05`).
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