XMPP

Endpoint format: xmpp:partylinepager@example.org

Setup

Register an account for the bot on any server, then configure:

[xmpp]
enabled = true
jid = "partylinepager@example.org"
password = "env:XMPP_PASSWORD"
tls = true

The JID is bare (no resource). The resource is chosen at connect time.

There is no server or port setting. XMPP resolves the server from the domain: the adapter looks up _xmpp-client._tcp and falls back to the domain's own address on port 5222.

Behavior

• The bot publishes presence on connect. Without it, the bot is logged in but silently unreachable (no available resource for the server to route to).
• Message bodies are read from whatever xml:lang key the server files them under. ejabberd stamps xml:lang='en' by default, filing the body under en.
• The resource is stripped from incoming messages, so partylinepager@example.org is one subscriber whether they write from phone or laptop. Broadcasts go to the bare JID, so every online client gets a copy.
• groupchat and error stanzas are never treated as commands.

Keep TLS on

tls = false sends the password in the clear. SASL PLAIN is base64, not encryption. It exists for the throwaway server the live tests use.

Self-hosting

Prosody and ejabberd both run in one container.

Config reference

Key	Default	Notes
enabled	true
jid	required	Bare JID (no resource)
password	required	Supports env:NAME
tls	true	STARTTLS negotiation

Full image env vars

Variable	Default	Notes
XMPP_JID	(none)	Enables [xmpp] adapter
XMPP_PASSWORD	(none)	Account password
XMPP_TLS	true	STARTTLS negotiation