fankserver/prosody repository overview

⁠Prosody

This docker images is build from the Prosody source⁠.

⁠Supported tags and respective Dockerfile links

• trunk, latest (trunk/Dockerfile)⁠
• 0.10-dev (0.10/Dockerfile)⁠
• 0.9-dev, 0.9.12, stable (0.9/Dockerfile)⁠

⁠Running

Docker image based on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS.

docker run -d --name prosody -p 5222:5222 -p 5269:5269 -p 5280:5280 -p 5281:5281 fankserver/prosody

⁠Ports

The images exposes the following ports

• 80: HTTP
• 443: HTTPS
• 5222: c2s
• 5269: s2s
• 5347: XMPP component
• 5280: HTTP BOSH
• 5281: HTTPS BOSH

⁠Folders

• /etc/prosody:
  • Generated prosody configuration file
• /etc/prosody/conf.d:
  • Custom prosody configuration file(s)
  • Preset:
    • Recommended configuration⁠
• /etc/prosody/certs:
  • SSL certificates
• /var/lib/prosody:
  • Prosody data folder
• /var/log/prosody:
  • Log files for prosody
  • Note: logfiles are disabled by default, because they only log to stdout & stderr for docker.
• /usr/src/prosody:
  • Prosody source code
  • Note: will only be used for the build process and for debugging purpose.
• /usr/src/prosody_modules:
  • Community modules source code
  • Note: this folder will be included by prosody.cfg.lua so you only need to include them in the modules_enabled.

⁠Configuration

By default, the prosody.cfg.lua should be not overwritten, if you want to overwrite it here is the original file⁠.

There is a /etc/prosody/conf.d/ folder where *.lua can be added, which will be included by prosody and configuration can be added and changed, but not extended from those files!

⁠Examples

• Easy setup Docker compose for prosody⁠
• Docker compose for prosody & PostgreSQL⁠