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mod_invites_register_api: Use set_password() for password resets Previously the code relied on the (weird) behaviour of create_user(), which would update the password for a user account if it already existed. This has several issues, and we plan to deprecate this behaviour of create_user(). The larger issue is that this route does not trigger the user-password-changed event, which can be a security problem. For example, it did not disconnect existing user sessions (this occurs in mod_c2s in response to the event). Switching to set_password() is the right thing to do
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---
labels:
- Stage-Alpha
summary: Install adhoc command bots in MUCs
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# Introduction

This module allows you to "install" bots on a MUC service (via config for
now, via adhoc command and on just one MUC to follow). All the adhoc commands
defined on the bot become adhoc commands on the service's MUCs, and the bots
can send XEP-0356 messages to the MUC to send messages as any participant.

# Configuration

List all bots to install. You must specify full JID.

    adhoc_bots = { "some@bot.example.com/bot" }
	
And enable the module on the MUC service as usual

    modules_enabled = { "muc_adhoc_bots" }