Installs Prosody (XMPP/Jabber server written in Lua) via package and configures core settings, VirtualHosts and some modules.

Include recipe[prosody::default] in your run_list and do further configuration via node attributes.

If you want a more recent version of Prosody (Debian Squeeze has 0.7.0 but 0.8.2 is available from here) you might use recipe[prosody::use_community_repos] to enable APT repositories maintained by the Prosody community (needs the apt cookbook).

• no support for managing the user database (cause prosodyctl is interactive and limited)
• no logrotate support for non-default log file location

It should work on all OSes that provide a (recent, versions around 0.7.0 or better) prosody package.

Installs Prosody package, downloads specified additional modules and auxillary files by URL (node["prosody"]["plugins"]), creates all necessary VirtualHost definitions in /etc/prosody/conf.avail, links the enabled ones into /etc/prosody/conf.d (directory automatically included in core config) and generates the core configuration. Finally restarts the service.

A working Prosody (with one VirtualHost for localhost) is configured by the default attributes.

Your minimal modifications to customize your Prosody should include specifying an admin account JID (node["prosody"]["admins"], it's a list), a VirtualHost for your domain (in node["prosody"]["hosts"]) and to enable this VirtualHost (via node["prosody"]["conf_enabled"]).

If you're on Debian Squeeze (or Lenny) this will enable the Prosody community APT repository providing newer versions - include this in your run_list before recipe[apt].

chef-prosody is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for more information.