So, I’ve recently updated my instances to v12, and as I saw hinted in the documentation, XMPP-by-default is gone.
I know I can just reinstall metronome but I also know that jitsi wants prosody, and I’d like to install jitsi, but the standard prosody package doesn’t actually seem to work out-of-box. There was mention in another thread about a different version of prosody people are using but the git notes for that version say it’s no longer in development, and the official release is the way to go.
So what’s the best path to getting XMPP working again after the v12 migration? Do I need to just reinstall metronome? Is the official prosody package ready for prime time yet? What have everyone else been doing?
I would also like to know this. I currently have metronome installed as I couldn’t get prosody to work. But I’d really like prosody as I’d also like jitsi on my server.
I used to run an XMPP server many years ago but am really happy with Matrix/Element/synapse. I had assumed yunohost was going to move to this protocol being the default for chat once they removed XMPP being installed by default
What are the pros to running an XMPP server over matrix at this point?
Can someone in the dev team give us some insight on this? Out-of-box XMPP was one of the main points that made me choose Yunohost in the first place and I’d like my accounts back, and I’d prefer Prosody since I have Jitsi on one of my boxen.
I’ve tried fiddling with both the main and the testing Prosody branches and haven’t been able to get either working – typically I get a “stream error” or “plugins not found” or similar.
I can confirm, we will make GitHub - YunoHost-Apps/prosody_ynh at testing official in the coming weeks when we are done with some packaging improvements. Anyway, it is already ready for use.
If you need any assistance after installation, feel free to join us on the XMPP room xmpp:yunohost-xmpp@muc.chapril.org?join, or open a bug ticket on the repository, or here!
I’m not going to give Microsoft my datas in order to reply to the raised issue but I can confirm here that installing Prosody testing and then Jitsi seems to work just fine, with both appearing to be fully functional.