Authentication Modules

Authentication modules allow Prosody to use new methods for authenticating users.

mod_auth_any

Authentication module that accepts any username and password

mod_auth_ccert

Client Certificate authentication module

mod_auth_custom_http

HTTP Authentication using custom JSON protocol

mod_auth_cyrus

Import from Prosody rev 8f1e7fd55e7b

mod_auth_dovecot

Dovecot authentication module

mod_auth_external_insecure

Authentication via external script/process (DEPRECATED)

mod_auth_ha1

Authentication module for 'HA1' hashed credentials in a text file, asused by reTurnServer

mod_auth_http

Authenticate users against an external HTTP API

mod_auth_http_async

Async HTTP auth module

mod_auth_http_cookie

Possibly temporary fork of mod_http_auth_async that adds cookie auth support

mod_auth_imap

IMAP authentication module

mod_auth_internal_yubikey

Two-factor authentication using Yubikeys

mod_auth_joomla

Joomla authentication module

mod_auth_ldap

LDAP authentication module

mod_auth_ldap2

Another take on LDAP authentication

mod_auth_oauth_external

Authenticate against an external OAuth 2 IdP

mod_auth_oauthbearer

OAuth authentication

mod_auth_pam

PAM authentication module

mod_auth_phpbb3

PHPBB3 authentication module

mod_auth_sql

SQL Database authentication module

mod_auth_token

New HMAC token authentication module for Prosody.

mod_auth_wordpress

Wordpress authentication module

mod_audit_auth

Store authentication events in the audit log

mod_limit_auth

Throttle authentication attempts with optional tarpit

mod_log_auth

Log failed authentication attempts with their IP address

mod_muc_http_auth

Prosodoy module to externalize MUC authorization via HTTP

mod_statistics_auth

Collects statistics on number of successful or failed authentication attempts