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mod_pubsub_feeds: Track latest timestamp seen in feeds instead of last poll
This should ensure that an entry that has a publish timestmap after the
previously oldest post, but before the time of the last poll check, is
published to the node.
Previously if an entry would be skipped if it was published at 13:00
with a timestamp of 12:30, where the last poll was at 12:45.
For feeds that lack a timestamp, it now looks for the first post that is
not published, assuming that the feed is in reverse chronological order,
then iterates back up from there.
author | Kim Alvefur <zash@zash.se> |
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date | Sun, 25 Jun 2023 16:27:55 +0200 |
parent | 4709:679f1834dbdb |
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--- labels: - 'Stage-Beta' summary: 'XEP-0355 (Namespace Delegation) implementation' ... Introduction ============ Namespace Delegation is an extension which allows server to delegate some features handling to an entity/component. Typical use case is an external PEP service, but it can be used more generally when your preferred server lack one internal feature, and you found an external component which can do it. Details ======= You can have all the details by reading the [XEP-0355](http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0355.html). Only the admin mode is implemented so far. Usage ===== To use the module, like usual add **"delegation"** 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 = { [...] "delegation"; } [...] Component "youcomponent.yourdomain.tld" component_secret = "yourpassword" modules_enabled = {"delegation"} then specify delegated namespaces **in your host section** like that: VirtualHost "yourdomain.tld" delegations = { ["urn:xmpp:mam:2"] = { filtering = {"node"}; jid = "pubsub.yourdomain.tld"; }, ["http://jabber.org/protocol/pubsub"] = { jid = "pubsub.yourdomain.tld"; }, ["http://jabber.org/protocol/pubsub#owner"] = { jid = "pubsub.yourdomain.tld"; }, ["urn:xmpp:delegation:2:bare:disco#info:*"] = { jid = "pubsub.yourdomain.tld"; }, ["urn:xmpp:delegation:2:bare:disco#items:*"] = { jid = "pubsub.yourdomain.tld"; }, } Here all MAM requests with a "node" attribute (i.e. all MAM pubsub request) will be delegated to pubsub.yourdomain.tld. Similarly, all pubsub request to the host (i.e. the PEP requests) will be delegated to pubsub.yourdomain.tld. Check the XEP for the meaning of "urn:xmpp:delegation:2:bare:disco#info:*" and "urn:xmpp:delegation:2:bare:disco#items:*". **/!\ Be extra careful when you give a delegation to an entity/component, it's a powerful access, only do it if you absolutely trust the component/entity, and you know where the software is coming from** Configuration ============= The configuration is done with a table which map delegated namespace to namespace data. Namespace data MUST have a **jid** (in the form **jid = "delegated@domain.tld"**) and MAY have an additional **filtering** array. If filtering is present, request with attributes in the array will be delegated, others will be treated normally (i.e. by Prosody). If you are not a developer, the delegated namespace(s)/attribute(s) are most probably specified with the external component/entity you want to use. The pseudo-namespace `http://jabber.org/protocol/disco#items:*` is used to delegate remaining disco#items (i.e. items nodes not already handled by Prosody itself). Compatibility ============= If you use it with Prosody 0.9 and 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` ----- ---------------------------------------------------- 0.11 Works 0.10 Works 0.9 Need a patched core/mod\_component.lua (see above) ----- ---------------------------------------------------- Note ==== This module is often used with mod\_privilege (c.f. XEP for more details)