The ejabberd_c2s listener for port 5223 is meant to support direct TLS
access rather than STARTTLS. Therefore, remove the 'starttls_required'
option, which had no effect.
Owner is already permitted to delete those items, so it could do that by
deleting old item, and publishing it again, so i don't see reason to not
allow that overwrite.
This makes `user_check` hook work better with authentication methods
that don't have a way to determine if user exists (like is the case for
jwt and cert based authentication), and as result will improve mod_offline
and mod_mam handling of offline messages to those users. This reuses
information stored by `mod_last` for this purpose.
Should fix issue #3377.
Registering a nick in the MUC service or in a room is mutually exclusive:
- A nick that is registered in the service cannot be registered in any
room, not even the original owner can register it.
- Similarly, a nick registered in any room cannot be registered in the
service.
We do something similar for vcard queries, this allows target server
to respond to those queries by target server, which is what we want to
do in both of those cases.
Omit the directory that contains cross compilation tools without
"$target-" prefix from the PATH. Having it in the path might lead to
problems when native tools are needed during cross compilation. For
actual cross compilation, the prefixed tools should always be used
anyway.
control+g is the correct way to enter shell break mode, as documented in
https://www.erlang.org/doc/apps/erts/tty
The ejabberdctl script included in installers use the included VT100,
and that may break when hitting control+c.
In that scenario let's explicitly recommend to not use control+c.
Thanks to Holger Weiß for the report.
When formatting the results of a command:
- If the top of the result is a list, split elements with newline as usual
- If it's a list in one of the resulting lines, split elements with ;
Badlop