mod_pubsub_serverinfo: Include hostname in default pubsub node name This change ensures that every host publishes to a unique node by default, which is important when publishing info about multiple hosts. The old default node name was "serverinfo" The new default node name is in the format "serverinfo/example.com" where example.com is automatically replaced by the publishing host's name. This affects existing deployments in the following ways: - If you already configured pubsub_serverinfo_node explicitly in your config, then nothing will change, your current configuration will still be used. - If you did not specify it in your config (i.e. used the default) then the module will switch to publishing to the new node. If your configuration is correct this shouldn't be noticed, because the new node will automatically be created and configured by the module. If you want, you can clean up the old 'serverinfo' node using: prosodyctl shell pubsub delete_node pubsub.example.com serverinfo

local it = require "util.iterators";
local jid = require "util.jid";
local set = require "util.set";
local st = require "util.stanza";

local roles_store = module:open_store("roles", "map");
local config_admins = module:get_option_inherited_set("admins", {}) / jid.prep;

local function append_host(username)
	return username.."@"..module.host;
end

local function get_admins()
	local role_admins = roles_store:get_all("prosody:admin") or {};
	local admins = config_admins + (set.new(it.to_array(it.keys(role_admins))) / append_host);
	return admins;
end

function notify(text) --luacheck: ignore 131/notify
	local base_msg = st.message({ from = module.host })
		:text_tag("body", text);
	for admin_jid in get_admins() do
		local msg = st.clone(base_msg);
		msg.attr.to = admin_jid;
		module:send(msg);
	end
end