mod_bookmarks2: Remove conflict check with mod_bookmarks Should no longer be needed and causes trouble when mod_bookmarks (community) redirects to mod_bookmarks2

mod_rest: Add XEP-0363 HTTP Upload to schemas

mod_rest: Ensure mod_http is loaded before API demo Fixes an error as it tried to use module:http_url() which doesn't exist before mod_http is loaded

mod_ping_muc: Remove 'kick' status code The intent is "you fell off", not "you were kicked out", however older clients may not recognise the 333 code, but that will have to be an acceptable loss.

mod_bookmarks: Add a stub that loads mod_bookmarks2 This has a magic meta marker that prevents loading on latest trunk as of rev 7adfd5d29576 or nightly build 1616

mod_bookmarks: Use autolink to mod_bookmarks2

mod_bookmarks: Also link to mod_bookmarks included with Prosody (trunk)

mod_pubsub_feeds: Allow but ignore XML comments and processing instructions This should allow but ignore them, which should be safe.

mod_dnsupdate: Fix typo

mod_invites_page: Fix templates including stray inviter name (thanks Menel) The util.interpolation syntax `{var?placeholder}` appears to have been intended as an if-not, but this syntax will always return either the variable or the placeholder-template.

misc/lnav: Attempt at log format description for lnav The default lnav behavior often misidentifies messages with the word 'error' as errors, even in debug messages. This solves that.

mod_vcard_muc: Add a summary to improve SEO

mod_measure_process: Handle unlimited FD limits While unlikely, better type-safe than sorry

mod_measure_process: Report the enforced limit The soft limit is what the kernel actually enforces, while the hard limit is is how far you can change the soft limit without privileges. Unless the process dynamically adjusts the soft limit, knowing the hard limit is not as useful as knowing the soft limit. Reporting the soft limit and the number of in-use FDs allows placing alerts on expressions like 'process_open_fds / process_max_fds >= 0.95'

mod_http_xep227: Add support for import via APIs rather than direct store manipulation In particular this transitions PEP nodes and data to be imported via mod_pep's APIs, fixing issues with importing at runtime while PEP data may already be live in RAM. Next obvious candidate for this approach is rosters, so clients get immediate roster pushes and other special handling (such as emitting subscribes to reach the desired subscription state).

mod_pubsub_summary: Fix typo in example

mod_pubsub_summary: Add stub documentation

mod_http_xep227: Fix typo in method name

mod_http_xep227: Correctly read selected stores from URL query part

mod_http_xep227: Handle nil/errors opening archive stores This matches how mod_mam opens archive stores. nil can be returned when there is no data in the store yet (it doesn't exist).

mod_http_xep227: Don't require admin privileges to use import/export These APIs always operate on the current user account only. In the future we may want to have a more specific permission check though.

mod_http_xep227: Initialize XEP-0227 XML mod_storage_xep0227 only writes if there is XML already for a user (it uses the presence of an existing <user> element as an indicator that an account exists, although technically this is not something Prosody itself does, so it's a little weird).

mod_http_xep227: Fix validation of resulting export XML

mod_http_xep227: Fix luacheck warnings

mod_bookmarks2: Skip send_last_published_item (unavailable in 0.11) (thanks carlos) Not the most important setting, we can live without it for now.

mod_http_xep227: New module providing HTTP API for account data import/export

mod_default_bookmarks: Silence warning when probing for mod_bookmarks version

mod_groups_muc_bookmarks: restore bookmark injection on empty store

mod_groups_muc_bookmarks: fix typo/leftover from refactor The update_bookmark function no longer takes a "current" argument; passing it causes havoc in service:publish (because it gets the room JID instaed of the item as item).

mod_groups_muc_bookmarks: Switch to XEP-0402 Rationale: Look at the diffstat