Prosody

We are pleased to announce a new minor release from our stable branch. This update addresses various issues that have been noticed since the previous release, as well as a few improvements, including some important fixes for invites. Some log ... [More] messages and prosodyctl commands have been improved as well. A summary of changes in this release: Fixes and improvements mod_storage_internal: Fix queries with only start returning extra items mod_invites_register: Stricter validation of registration events Minor changes MUC: Ensure allow MUC PM setting has valid value (fixes #1933: PM does not work on new MUCs) mod_storage_sql: Delay showing SQL library error until attempted load mod_storage_sql: Handle failure to deploy new UNIQUE index mod_storage_sql: Add shell command to create tables and indices (again) mod_s2s: Fix log to use formatting instead of concatenation (fixes #1461: Logging issues uncovered by mod_log_json) modulemanager, util. [Less]

We are pleased to announce a new minor release from our stable branch. As is the tradition with software, here is our first patch release following shortly behind our major 13.0.0 release announced a few weeks ago. It fixes some important bugs that ... [More] were discovered after the release. Many thanks to everyone who reported issues and helped with testing the fixes for this release. We appreciate it! For those of you on 0. [Less]

Welcome to a new major release of the Prosody XMPP server! While the 0.12 branch has served us well for a while now, this release brings a bunch of new features we’ve been busy polishing. If you’re unfamiliar with Prosody, it’s an open-source project ... [More] that implements XMPP, an open standard protocol for online communication. Prosody is widely used to power everything from small self-hosted messaging servers to worldwide real-time applications such as Jitsi Meet. [Less]

We are pleased to announce a new minor release from our stable branch. Hope everyone has had a good 2024, and you’re looking forward to a better 2025! We’re ending this year with a bugfix release for our stable 0.12 branch. This brings some general ... [More] polish and a collection of fixes for various small issues people have reported in the past months. A notable behaviour change in this release is that Prosody will no longer send delivery errors to people you have blocked. [Less]

It shouldn’t surprise you, but here we have an obsession for self-hosting. We fought off many requests to migrate our hosting to Github (even before it was cool to hate Github - Prosody and Github were both founded in the same year!). As a result, we ... [More] self-host our XMPP service (of course), our website, our code repos, our issue tracker, package repository and our CI and build system. This is not always easy - our project has always been a rather informal collaboration of individuals, meaning it’s not a commercial venture and we don’t have any employees. [Less]

We are pleased to announce a new minor release from our stable branch. We’re relieved to announce this overdue maintenance release containing a number of bug fixes and also some improvements from the last few months. Especially the prosodyctl check ... [More] tool which gained some new diagnostic checks as well as handling of configuration option types the same way Prosody itself does. A summary of changes in this release: Minor changes core. [Less]

We are pleased to announce a new minor release from our stable branch. This is a bugfix release for our stable 0.12 series. Most notably, it fixes a regression for SQL users introduced in 0.12.2, and a separate long-standing compatibility issue with ... [More] archive stores on certain MySQL/MariaDB versions. It also fixes an issue with websockets discovered by the Jitsi team, some issues with our internal HTTP client API, and we’ve improved the accuracy of ‘prosodyctl check dns’ in certain configurations. [Less]

We are pleased to announce a new minor release from our stable branch. This is a regularly delayed release containing a number of fixes for issues that we have come across since the last release of the 0.12 series. A summary of changes in this ... [More] release: Fixes and improvements util.stanza: Allow U+7F when constructing stazas net.unbound: Preserve built-in defaults and Prosodys settings for luaunbound (fixes #1763: luaunbound not reading resolv. [Less]

We are pleased to announce a new minor release from our stable branch. This release fixes an issue in the library Prosody uses to build XML stanzas, wherein it was too strict and disallowed the character “DEL”, which is actually allowed by XML. This ... [More] has no effect on normal stanza routing and delivery, but may cause reading stanzas from message archives or offline message stores to fail. A summary of changes in this release: [Less]

As our work continues on modernizing XMPP authentication, we have some more new milestones to share with you. Until now our work has mostly been focused on internal Prosody improvements, such as the new roles and permissions framework. Now we are ... [More] starting to extend our work to the actual client-to-server protocol in XMPP. Prosody and Snikket are both regularly used from mobile devices, which have intermittent connectivity. Even if it’s only a change between networks, or when driving through a tunnel for a few minutes, these things can temporarily break your connection - requiring a new one to be established. [Less]