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The default config was updated in this way long ago, but if no option was
present in the config, Prosody would load internal_plain.
This change can result in changes (for the better) for people using very old
configuration files lacking an 'authentication' setting.
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Reasons:
- These now default to enabled when not specified since 38b5b05407be
- Practically all servers require encryption these days for c2s/s2s.
- Disabling encryption can be considered a special case that doesn't
need to be in the default config file.
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The default network backend server_epoll already requires LuaSec so
Prosody won't even start without it, so we can get rid of these lines
here too.
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These options have been specified (and enabled) in the default config file for
a long time. However if unspecified in the config, they were not enabled. Now
they are.
This may result in a change of behaviour for people using very old config
files that lack the require_encryption options. But that's what we want.
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In line with the Prosody-wide default change for 0.12.
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Serving web pages outside of specialized modules seems like a rare use
case that doesn't warrant a spot in the default config file.
Many users seem to have it confused with mod_http_upload, so removing it
should help with that.
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Mostly a source of security issues lately
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Just run ./prosody like me!
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Most users shouldn't need to add this, and it works out of the box.
Not important enough to justify having it in the default config.
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mod_admin_shell enabled by default because it's awesome!
mod_smacks and mod_bookmarks under recommended since they're recommended
by the compliance suite XEP-0459
Invites under nice to have and enabled by default to enable a somewhat
nice out of the box experience
Other new modules mostly under Other
mod_external_services left out since it's an advanced thing
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Because tables make everything better and more readable!
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steps
Ensures unavailable presence and other outgoing stanzas are sent.
Waiting for c2s sessions to close first before proceeding to disable and
close s2s ensures that unavailable presence can go out, even if it
requires dialback to complete first.
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Lets other things step in and do things while c2s ports are closed, e.g.
mod_smacks, or other modules with port handlers that forward to c2s.
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This ensures no new clients can start connecting during shutdown
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To allow running things in it.
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The more compact these are, the better
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Parsing --flags puts it into 'opts', so --outdated wasn't passed to
luarocks, breaking that functionality
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But then this is the internal API which is weird and unfriendly to
expose externally. Lots of methods to wrap tho ... one day.
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There was a separate boolean option to enable TLS before, but it was
merged with the port number option and it seems the typed API interface
got confused.
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The inet_ntop binding was added in 8b612ec00e4a and included in 0.11.0
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Less code!
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After a survey of ACME clients it seems *.crt and *fullchain* should
work for the majority. The rest get to manually copy their files.
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The more modern and user friendly frontend, should be in every supported
version of Debian and Ubuntu by now
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This ensures that registration actually works even if allow_registration
is not enabled.
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This hack is not needed since a9c975a0f113 so can be removed when
included with Prosody.
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Usually on port 443 to avoid restrictive firewalls.
Thanks to Holger for discussion
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Much harder to get boolean options wrong than accidentally adding
something unrecognised to a Set.
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The connection events are more appropriate here, where the s2s-created
events happens a bit later or earlier in a sessions lifetime depending
on its direction and for outgoing connections isn't actually the
creation time (which happens immediately after pressing enter, so not
very interesting), but rather closer to the connection time.
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Allows doing things based on connections rather than sessions, which may
have been created before or after.
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RFC 4627 JSON - util.json
RFC 6901 JSON Pointer - util.jsonpointer
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It is very often a confusing mistake that leads to support questions
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Makes it reachable from the shell if nothing else
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Dare to enable by default?
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This seems like the thing to do for time, which is usually divided into
divisors divisible by 60, or multiplied by multiples of 60
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IANA registry files have XSLT references, which are harmless to ignore.
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These should generally be safe to just ignore, which should be the
default behavior of Expat and LuaExpat
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http://[::]:5280/ is as sensible as http://*:5280/ so why not
This might be a bit weird when listening no multiple interfaces but not
sure we can really do anything sensible then anyway.
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This might make the global routes less confusing sometimes, or at least
valid URLs instead of http://*:5280/ which doesn't make much sense.
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