Enable the use of external XMPP components.<br> This option alone only allows connections from localhost. You have to setup the listening interfaces and open the port on your firewall to make it available from remote servers.<br> This feature can, for example, be used to connect some bots to the chatting rooms.
The port that will be used by XMPP components to connect to the Prosody server.<br> Change it if this port is already in use on your server.<br> You can keep this port closed on your firewall if you don't allow access on interfaces other than localhost.
The network interfaces to listen on for external components connections.<br> List of IP to listen on, coma separated (spaces will be stripped).<br> You can use «*» to listen on all IPv4 interfaces, and «::» for all IPv6.<br> Examples: <ul> <li>*, ::</li> <li>*</li> <li>127.0.0.1, ::1</li> <li>172.18.0.42</li> </ul>
The external components to declare: <ul> <li>One per line.</li> <li>Use the format «component_name:component_secret» (spaces will be trimmed).</li> <li>You can add comments: everything after the # character will be stripped off, and empty lines ignored.</li> <li>The name can only contain latin alphanumeric characters and dots.</li> <li> If the name contains only alphanumeric characters, it will be suffixed with the XMPP domain. For example, «bridge» will become «bridge.your_domain.tld». You can also specify a full domain name, but you have to make sure to configure your DNS correctly. </li> <li>Only use alphanumeric characters in the secret passphrase (use at least 15 characters).</li> </ul>
You can add here some comments about this rule, to remember how and why you created it. These comments are purely indicative, and have no influence on the bot's behavior.
You can configure several timers that will send messages at regular interval. These messages will be sent by the bot every X minutes. You can for example make the bot sent some sponsoring information every 5 minutes.
