XMPPoke Queue Manager

What is XMPPoke?

XMPPoke is a tool which is used to probe XMPP servers for their security and connectivity settings. Think testssl.sh, but for XMPP and with different features.

It focuses on cipher suites, certificate validity, authentication options, SRV record setup and DANE.

Configuration

The configuration happens via environment variables:

• XMPPOKE_QUEUE_PORT: the port the queue manager binds to
• XMPPOKE_QUEUE_LISTEN: the address the queue manager binds to
• XMPPOKE_DB_HOST: passed as --db-host to xmppoke, the host of the PostgreSQL database.
• XMPPOKE_DB_PORT: passed as --db-port to xmppoke, the port of the PostgreSQL database.
• XMPPOKE_DB_PASSWORD: passed as --db-password to xmppoke, the password of the PostgreSQL database.
• XMPPOKE_VERSION_JID: passed as --version-jid to xmppoke, the JID of the account used to query the version of tested servers (optional).
• XMPPOKE_VERSION_PASSWORD: passed as --version-password to xmppoke, the password of the account used to query the version of tested servers (optional).

Database

XMPPoke uses a database PostgreSQL to store the results (the schema for the database can be found in the XMPPoke repository).

It connects as user xmppoke to a database called xmppoke. The host, port and password for the database connection can be specified via environment variables.