mod_vcard

Module Description

This module provides support for vCards, as specified in XEP-0054: vcard-temp and XEP-0055: Jabber Search.

Options

`modules.mod_vcard.iqdisc.type`

Syntax: string, one of "one_queue", "no_queue", "queues", "parallel"
Default: "one_queue"

Strategy to handle incoming stanzas. For details, please refer to IQ processing policies.

`modules.mod_vcard.host`

Syntax: string
Default: "vjud.@HOST@"
Example: host = "vjud.@HOST@"

Domain of the vCard User Directory, used for searching. @HOST@ is replaced with the domain(s) supported by the cluster.

`modules.mod_vcard.search`

Syntax: boolean
Default: true
Example: search = false

Enables/disables the domain set in the previous option. false makes searching for users impossible.

`modules.mod_vcard.backend`

Syntax: string, one of "ldap", "rdbms", "riak", "mnesia"
Default: "mnesia"
Example: backend = "rdbms"

vCard storage backend. Warning: LDAP backend is read-only.

`modules.mod_vcard.matches`

Syntax: non-negative integer or the string "infinity"
Default: 30
Example: matches = 10

Maximum search results to be returned to the user.

LDAP-specific options

The following options are the same as for the LDAP authentication module:

`modules.mod_vcard.ldap_vcard_map`

Syntax: Array of TOML tables with the following keys: "vcard_field", "ldap_pattern", "ldap_field" and string values.
Default: see description
Example: ldap_vcard_map = [{vcard_field = "FN", ldap_pattern = "%s", ldap_field = "displayName"}]

Mappings between VCard and LDAP fields. For the default settings, please see [MongooseIM root]/src/mod_vcard_ldap.erl, line 79.

`modules.mod_vcard.ldap_search_fields`

Syntax: Array of TOML tables with the following keys: "search_field", "ldap_field" and string values.
Default: see description
Example: ldap_search_fields = [{search_field = "User", ldap_field = "%u"}]

Mappings between the human-readable search fields and LDAP fields. For the default settings, please see [MongooseIM root]/src/mod_vcard_ldap.erl, line 101.

`modules.mod_vcard.ldap_search_reported`

Syntax: Array of TOML tables with the following keys: "search_field", "vcard_field" and string values.
Default: see description
Example: ldap_search_reported = [{search_field = "Full Name", vcard_field = "FN"}]

Mappings between the human-readable search fields and VCard fields. For the default settings, please see [MongooseIM root]/src/mod_vcard_ldap.erl, line 114.

`modules.mod_vcard.ldap_search_operator`

Syntax: string, one of "or", "and"
Default: "and"
Example: ldap_search_operator = "or"

A default operator used for search query items.

`modules.mod_vcard.ldap_binary_search_fields`

Syntax: array of strings
Default: []
Example: ldap_binary_search_fields = ["User", "Full Name"]

An array of search fields, which values should be Base64-encoded by MongooseIM before sending to LDAP.

Riak-specific options

`modules.mod_vcard.riak.bucket_type`

Syntax: string
Default: "vcard"
Example: bucket_type = "vcard"

Riak bucket type.

`modules.mod_vcard.riak.search_index`

Syntax: string
Default: "vcard"
Example: search_index = "vcard"

Riak index name.

Example Configuration

[modules.mod_vcard]
  allow_return_all = true
  search_all_hosts = true
  matches = 1
  search = true
  host = "directory.example.com"

  [[modules.mod_vcard.ldap_vcard_map]]
    vcard_field = "FAMILY"
    ldap_pattern = "%s"
    ldap_field = "sn"

  [[modules.mod_vcard.ldap_vcard_map]]
    vcard_field = "FN"
    ldap_pattern = "%s"
    ldap_field = "displayName"

  [[modules.mod_vcard.ldap_search_fields]]
    search_field = "User"
    ldap_field = "%u"

  [[modules.mod_vcard.ldap_search_fields]]
    search_field = "Full Name"
    ldap_field = "displayName"

  [[modules.mod_vcard.ldap_search_reported]]
    search_field = "Full Name"
    vcard_field = "FN"

  [[modules.mod_vcard.ldap_search_reported]]
    search_field = "Given Name"
    vcard_field = "FIRST"

Metrics

If you'd like to learn more about metrics in MongooseIM, please visit MongooseIM metrics page.

Backend action	Description (when it gets incremented)
`set_vcard`	A vCard is set in a DB.
`get_vcard`	A specific vCard is retrieved from a DB.
`search`	A vCard search is performed.