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mod_http_oauth2: Namespace the various codes to minimize confusion Both for the programmer and in OAuth flows. While unlikely, it should not be possible to cause weirdness e.g. by typing a client id and authorization code into the device code entry.
author Kim Alvefur <zash@zash.se>
date Wed, 19 Jul 2023 12:58:04 +0200
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This module adds a `portcheck` command to the [shell][doc:console]
intended for use with health checks, i.e. to check whether Prosody is
listening to all expected ports.

# Usage

After installing and enabling the module a command like this becomes
available:

``` bash
prosodyctl shell "portcheck [::]:5222 *:5222 [::]:5269 *:5269"
```

This would check if the c2s (`5222`) and s2s (`5269`) ports are
available on both IPv6 (`*`) and *Legacy IP*^[often referred to as IPv4].

# Compatibility

Compatible with Prosody **trunk**, will **not** work with 0.11.x or
earlier.