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mod_http_oauth2: Do not enforce PKCE on Device and OOB flows PKCE does not appear to be used with the Device flow. I have found no mention of any interaction between those standards. Since no data is delivered via redirects in these cases, PKCE may not serve any purpose. This is mostly a problem because we reuse the authorization code to implement the Device and OOB flows.
author Kim Alvefur <zash@zash.se>
date Fri, 15 Dec 2023 12:10:07 +0100
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---
labels: Stage-Beta
summary: Host status heartbeat
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Introduction
============

This module integrates with [mod\_host\_status\_check] to provide heartbeats at regular intervals.

The only time you will generally want this, is if you are using [mod\_component\_client] to run Prosody as
an external component of another Prosody server that has [mod\_host\_status\_check] loaded and waiting for
heartbeats.

Alternatively you can run this on the same Prosody host as [mod\_http\_host\_status\_check] and it will simply
update a variable periodically to indicate that Prosody and timers are functional.

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

The following configuration options are supported:

```{.lua}
-- The number of seconds to wait between sending heartbeats
status_check_heartbeat_interval = 5

-- Set this to "remote" (the default) if you are using mod_component_client
-- and you want to send a heartbeat to a remote server. Otherwise
-- set it to "local" to send to mod_host_status_check on the same server.
status_check_heartbeat_mode = "remote"
```

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

Works with Prosody 0.9.x and later.