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mod_compliance_latest: New module that depends on and therefore loads the latest compliance tester mod. diff --git a/mod_compliance_latest/README.md b/mod_compliance_latest/README.md new file mode 100644 --- /dev/null +++ b/mod_compliance_latest/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +--- +summary: XMPP Compliance Suites self-test +labels: +- Stage-Beta +rockspec: + dependencies: + - mod_compliance_2023 +... + +# Introduction + +This module will always require and load to the lastest compliance tester we have in the community modules. +Currently this is [mod_compliance_2023]. + +# Configuration + +Just load this module as any other module and it will automatically install [mod_compliance_2023] if you use the Prosody plugin installer. +See the linked module for further details. + +# Compatibility + + Prosody-Version Status + --------------- ---------------------- + trunk Works as of 2024-12-22 + 0.12 Works diff --git a/mod_compliance_latest/mod_compliance_latest.lua b/mod_compliance_latest/mod_compliance_latest.lua new file mode 100644 --- /dev/null +++ b/mod_compliance_latest/mod_compliance_latest.lua @@ -0,0 +1,1 @@ +module:depends("compliance_2023");
author Menel <menel@snikket.de>
date Sun, 22 Dec 2024 18:12:42 +0100
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labels:
- 'Stage-Merged'
- 'Type-Auth'
summary: LDAP authentication module
...

Introduction
============

This is a Prosody authentication plugin which uses LDAP as the backend.

Dependecies
===========

This module depends on [LuaLDAP](https://github.com/lualdap/lualdap)
for connecting to an LDAP server.

Configuration
=============

Copy the module to the prosody modules/plugins directory.

In Prosody's configuration file, under the desired host section, add:

``` {.lua}
authentication = "ldap"
ldap_base = "ou=people,dc=example,dc=com"
```

Further LDAP options are:

  Name                  Description                                                                                                            Default value
  --------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------
  ldap\_base            LDAP base directory which stores user accounts                                                                         **Required field**
  ldap\_server          Space-separated list of hostnames or IPs, optionally with port numbers (e.g. "localhost:8389")                         `"localhost"`
  ldap\_rootdn          The distinguished name to auth against                                                                                 `""` (anonymous)
  ldap\_password        Password for rootdn                                                                                                    `""`
  ldap\_filter          Search filter, with `$user` and `$host` substituted for user- and hostname                                             `"(uid=$user)"`
  ldap\_scope           Search scope. other values: "base" and "onelevel"                                                                      `"subtree"`
  ldap\_tls             Enable TLS (StartTLS) to connect to LDAP (can be true or false). The non-standard 'LDAPS' protocol is not supported.   `false`
  ldap\_mode            How passwords are validated.                                                                                           `"bind"`
  ldap\_admin\_filter   Search filter to match admins, works like ldap\_filter

**Note:** lua-ldap reads from `/etc/ldap/ldap.conf` and other files like
`~prosody/.ldaprc` if they exist. Users wanting to use a particular TLS
root certificate can specify it in the normal way using TLS\_CACERT in
the OpenLDAP config file.

Modes
=====

The `"getpasswd"` mode requires plain text access to passwords in LDAP
and feeds them into Prosodys authentication system. This enables more
secure authentication mechanisms but does not work for all deployments.

The `"bind"` mode performs an LDAP bind, does not require plain text
access to passwords but limits you to the PLAIN authentication
mechanism.

Compatibility
=============

Works with 0.8 and later.