Three key take‑aways from the discussion
| Theme | What the community is saying | Supporting quote |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Certbot can be used with XMPP servers | Users are already installing Prosody IM together with the certbot module to obtain TLS certificates. | “We are installing Prosody IM, the community modules and certbot (to get certificates).” – giancarlostoro |
| 2. Server upgrades are required for Let’s Encrypt support | The XMPP community must update its servers to keep pace with Let’s Encrypt’s ACME changes. | “The blog post you are referencing explains the changes the XMPP community has to do to keep up with what Lets encrypt did. TLDR: People just need to upgrade their servers.” – inputmice |
| 3. The community is actively adapting | The discussion shows that XMPP operators are already taking steps to integrate free certificates and keep their deployments current. | “We are installing Prosody IM, the community modules and certbot (to get certificates).” – giancarlostoro |
These three points capture the main concerns and actions highlighted by the participants: adopting certbot for XMPP, upgrading servers to support Let’s Encrypt, and the overall readiness of the XMPP community to embrace these changes.