For XEP-0411: Bookmarks Conversion* :

• You need to upgrade to Prosody 0.11
• Add the community module mod_bookmarks
• To learn about how to install a community module, go to installing modules documentation

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0045: Multi-User Chat* :

• Make sure your server is v0.3+
• Follow the instructions at chat room documentation
• If your chat rooms are not located directly as a subdomain of the server's primary domain, you should add a disco_items option.

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0156: Discovering Alternative XMPP Connection Methods (HTTP)* :

Look at the Examples Section of XEP-0156 and create appropriate files for your server. Only one of host-meta and host-meta.json is required to pass this test. However it is recommended to create both.

To pass this test the host-meta files should additionally have Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * response header so that the file contents can be read by web clients.

Nginx: Example code to add to server block:

location /.well-known/host-meta {
    default_type 'application/xrd+xml';
    add_header Access-Control-Allow-Origin '*' always;
}

location /.well-known/host-meta.json {
    default_type 'application/jrd+json';
    add_header Access-Control-Allow-Origin '*' always;
}

Apache: Example code to add to conf/httpd.conf file:

<Location ~ "/\.well-known/host-meta(\.json)?">
    Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*"
</Location>

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0398: User Avatar to vCard-Based Avatars Conversion* :

• Upgrade to Prosody 0.11
• Enable the module mod_vcard_legacy

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0384: OMEMO Encryption* :

• Prosody 0.11
  • Support is included in mod_pep
• Prosody 0.10
  • Add the community module mod_omemo_all_access.
  • To learn about how to install a community module, go to installing modules documentation

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0065: SOCKS5 Bytestreams (Proxy)* :

• Make sure your server is v0.7+
• Enable the core module mod_proxy65
• If your proxy is not located directly as a subdomain of the server's primary domain, you should add a disco_items option.

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0363: HTTP File Upload* :

• Make sure your server has v0.9+
• Add the community module mod_http_upload or mod_http_upload_external
• Follow the instructions from the module documentation to set up HTTP upload server

Note: This module does not come with default prosody installation. However, it can be set up by adding a community module. To learn about how to install a community module, go to installing modules documentation

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0352: Client State Indication* :

• Make sure your server has v0.9+
• Add the community module mod_csi.

Note: This module does not come with default prosody installation. However, it can be set up by adding a community module. To learn about how to install a community module, go to installing modules documentation

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0198: Stream Management* :

• Make sure your server is v0.8+
• Enable the community module mod_smacks

Note: This module does not come with default prosody installation. However, it can be set up by adding a community module. To learn about how to install a community module, go to installing modules documentation

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0077: In-Band Registration* :

• Add core module mod_register
• Set allow_registration=true in configuration file to allow users to create accounts on your server

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0163: Personal Eventing Protocol* :

• Make sure your server is v0.5+
• Enable the core module mod_pep .

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0368: SRV records for XMPP over TLS* :

• Set legacy_ssl_ports = { 5223 } (or choose another port) in your config file, above any VirtualHost or Component definitions
• Add _xmpps-client._tcp SRV records to your DNS for this port, see Prosody DNS documentation

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0357: Push Notifications* :

• Make sure your server has v0.9+
• Add the community module mod_cloud_notify.

Note: This module does not come with default prosody installation. However, it can be set up by adding a community module. To learn about how to install a community module, go to installing modules documentation

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0313: Message Archive Management* :

• Make sure your server is v0.10+
• Enable the core module mod_mam

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0115: Entity Capabilities* :

• Enable the core module mod_disco

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0157: Contact Addresses for XMPP Services (Abuse)* :

• Make sure your server is using prosody version v0.10+
• Follow the instructions for mod_server_contact_info to add a contact_info = { ... } block to your prosody configuration.

Note: This module was migrated from a community module to a core module in 0.10

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0153: vCard-Based Avatar (MUC)* :

• Install mod_vcard_muc from the community modules.
• To learn about how to install a community module, go to installing modules documentation

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For RFC 6121: Roster Versioning* :

• Make sure your server is v0.4+
• Enable the core module mod_roster

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0160: Best Practices for Handling Offline Messages* :

• Add core module mod_offline

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0363: HTTP File Upload (CORS Headers)* :

If you are using mod_http_upload just make sure you are using the latest version. If you are using http_upload_external you should make sure that the script adds appropriate CORS headers.

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0191: Blocking Command* :

• Make sure your server is v0.10+ and enable the core module mod_blocklist
• If you have an older version of Prosody (v0.7+), enable the community module mod_blocking

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0280: Message Carbons* :

• Make sure your server is v0.10+ and enable the core module mod_carbons
• Older versions of Prosody (v0.8+) may use the community mod_carbons

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.

For XEP-0313: Message Archive Management (Multi-User Chat)* :

• Prosody 0.11
  • Enable mod_muc_mam
  • As shown in the documentation, add a modules_enabled with this module just after the MUC Component line in your configuration
• Prosody 0.10
  • Add the community module mod_mam_muc.
  • As shown in the documentation, add a modules_enabled with this module just after the MUC Component line in your configuration
  • To learn about how to install a community module, go to installing modules documentation

Note: These instructions are valid only for this particular server, because of the software running on it.