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Maybe this meant the version of the OS, but it's still confusing.
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Many event handlers start with
local origin, stanza = event.origin, event.stanza;
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with 'hosts' arguments [luacheck]
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[luacheck]
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Since the module is now global, this event was also fired in a global
context by default.
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Such modules simply ignore the Host header and always handle the same path.
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I have no idea what Matthew meant to use this for. Easy enough to put back.
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after close)
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Since It's tricky to go back and insert data at the beginning of a file,
but `cat blah.sch blah.scs` ought to be fine for now.
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