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view mod_auto_accept_subscriptions/README.md @ 6085:c0cb43817b7c
mod_compliance_latest: using module:log_status
diff --git a/mod_compliance_latest/mod_compliance_latest.lua b/mod_compliance_latest/mod_compliance_latest.lua
--- a/mod_compliance_latest/mod_compliance_latest.lua
+++ b/mod_compliance_latest/mod_compliance_latest.lua
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
local success, err = pcall(function() module:depends("compliance_2023") end)
if not success then
- module:log("error", "Error, can't load module: mod_compliance_2023. Is this module downloaded in a folder readable by prosody?")
- return 1, "Error: Couldn't load dependency mod_compliance_2023."
+module:log_status( "error", "Error, can't load module: mod_compliance_2023. Is this module downloaded into a folder readable by prosody?" )
+return false
end
| author | Menel <menel@snikket.de> |
|---|---|
| date | Mon, 23 Dec 2024 14:09:56 +0100 |
| parents | a21a375d79a9 |
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--- labels: - 'Stage-Beta' summary: Automatically accept incoming subscription requests on behalf of users ... Introduction ============ In some environments where all users on the system have mutual trust in each other, it's sometimes fine to skip the usual authorization process to add someone to your contact list and see their status. This module sets Prosody to automatically accept incoming subscription authorization requests, and add the contact to the user's contact list, without intervention from the user. Configuration ============= Simply add the module to your modules\_enabled list like any other module: modules_enabled = { ... "auto_accept_subscriptions"; ... } This module has no further configuration. Compatibility ============= Prosody-Version Status --------------- ----------- 0.12 Should work 0.11 Should work 0.10 Works
