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mod_pubsub_serverinfo: Fix check for local domain
The module was checking whether a host exists, but this may be misleading if
our host is loaded before the host that is being checked.
This change makes it check the config. This will provide a false positive in
the rare case that the host is defined but not activated/enabled. But we don't
have an API currently for "is this host configured and enabled?"
| author | Matthew Wild <mwild1@gmail.com> |
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| date | Tue, 21 Apr 2026 19:54:19 +0100 |
| parents | 4c788f8be94e |
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--- summary: Subscribe to real-time blocklist for service wide bans rockspec: dependencies: - mod_rtbl labels: - Stage-Alpha ... This module subscribes to a real-time blocklist using pubsub (XEP-0060). As entries are added and removed from the blocklist, it immediately updates a local service-wide ban list. # Configuring Load this module on your existing MUC component like so: ```lua Component "channels.example.com" "muc" modules_enabled = { -- other modules etc "muc_rtbl"; } ``` Then you should configure one or more lists you want to subscribe to, supplying full or partial URIs (the default node is 'muc_bans_sha256' if unspecified): ```lua muc_rtbls = { "rtbl.example"; -- Equivalent to above "xmpp:rtbl.example?;node=muc_bans_sha256"; } ``` If an unaffiliated JID matches an entry found in any of the configured RTBLs, this module will block: - Joins - Group chat messages - Private messages from the JID that matched. # Compatibility Should work with Prosody >= 0.12.x # Developers ## Protocol This version of mod_muc_rtbl assumes that the pubsub node contains one item per blocked JID. The item id should be the SHA256 hash of the JID to block. The payload is not currently used, but it is recommend to use a XEP-0377 report element as the payload.
