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mod_storage_appendmap: Fix keyvalue writes
store_raw() takes a filename, unlike most other datamanager functions
that take a series of path components, leading to this bug where it
would write the hostname into a file named after the first argument
(commonly a username) in the working directory.
| author | Kim Alvefur <zash@zash.se> |
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| date | Sun, 09 Oct 2022 21:35:18 +0200 |
| parents | 42a362a2bf51 |
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This module adds a `portcheck` command to the [shell][doc:console] intended for use with health checks, i.e. to check whether Prosody is listening to all expected ports. # Usage After installing and enabling the module a command like this becomes available: ``` bash prosodyctl shell "portcheck [::]:5222 *:5222 [::]:5269 *:5269" ``` This would check if the c2s (`5222`) and s2s (`5269`) ports are available on both IPv6 (`*`) and *Legacy IP*^[often referred to as IPv4]. # Compatibility Compatible with Prosody **trunk**, will **not** work with 0.11.x or earlier.