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author | Kim Alvefur <zash@zash.se> |
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date | Wed, 26 Aug 2015 17:40:22 +0200 |
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#summary XEP-0356 (Privileged Entity) implementation #labels Stage-Alpha = Introduction = Privileged Entity is an extension which allows entity/component to have privileged access to server (set/get roster, send message on behalf of server, access presence informations). It can be used to build services independently of server (e.g.: PEP service). = Details = You can have all the details by reading the [http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0356.html XEP-0356]. If you use it with a component, you need to patch core/mod_component.lua to fire a new signal. To do it, copy the following patch in a, for example, /tmp/component.patch file: {{{ diff --git a/plugins/mod_component.lua b/plugins/mod_component.lua --- a/plugins/mod_component.lua +++ b/plugins/mod_component.lua @@ -85,6 +85,7 @@ session.type = "component"; module:log("info", "External component successfully authenticated"); session.send(st.stanza("handshake")); + module:fire_event("component-authenticated", { session = session }); return true; end }}} Then, at the root of prosody, enter: {{{patch -p1 < /tmp/component.patch}}} = Usage = To use the module, like usual add *"privilege"* to your modules_enabled. Note that if you use it with a local component, you also need to activate the module in your component section: {{{ modules_enabled = { [...] "privilege"; } [...] Component "youcomponent.yourdomain.tld" component_secret = "yourpassword" modules_enabled = {"privilege"} }}} then specify privileged entities *in your host section* like that: {{{ VirtualHost "yourdomain.tld" privileged_entities = { ["romeo@montaigu.lit"] = { roster = "get"; presence = "managed_entity"; }, ["juliet@capulet.lit"] = { roster = "both"; message = "outgoing"; presence = "roster"; }, } }}} Here _romeo@montaigu.lit_ can *get* roster of anybody on the host, and will *have presence for any user* of the host, while _juliet@capulet.lit_ can *get* and *set* a roster, *send messages* on the behalf of the server, and *access presence of anybody linked to the host* (not only people on the server, but also people in rosters of users of the server). */!\ Be extra careful when you give a permission to an entity/component, it's a powerful access, only do it if you absoly trust the component/entity, and you know where the software is coming from* = Configuration = All the permissions give access to all accounts of the virtual host. == roster == ||none _(default)_||No access to rosters|| ||get||Allow *read* access to rosters|| ||set||Allow *write* access to rosters|| ||both||Allow *read* and *write* access to rosters|| == message == ||none _(default)_||Can't send message from server|| ||outgoing||Allow to send message on behalf of server (from bare jids)|| == presence == ||none _(default)_||Do not have extra presence information|| ||managed_entity||Receive presence stanzas (except subscriptions) from host users|| ||roster||Receive all presence stanzas (except subsciptions) from host users and people in their rosters|| = Compatibility = ||dev||Need a patched core/mod_component.lua (see above)|| ||0.9||Need a patched core/mod_component.lua (see above)|| = Note = This module is often used with mod_delegation (c.f. XEP for more details)