File

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

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.