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@@ -485,7 +485,7 @@ default_domain
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Specify a domain to act as the default for user JIDs. This allows users to log
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Specify a domain to act as the default for user JIDs. This allows users to log
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in with only the username part of their JID, instead of the full JID.
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in with only the username part of their JID, instead of the full JID.
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-For example, if ``default_domain`` is ``example.org``, then the user:
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+For example, if ``default_domain`` is ``example.org``, then the user
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``johnny@example.org`` can log in with only ``johnny``.
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``johnny@example.org`` can log in with only ``johnny``.
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JIDs with other domains are still allowed but need to be provided in full.
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JIDs with other domains are still allowed but need to be provided in full.
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@@ -701,6 +701,12 @@ locked_domain
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Similar to `default_domain`_ but no other domains are allowed.
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Similar to `default_domain`_ but no other domains are allowed.
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+For example, if ``locked_domain`` is set to ``example.org``, then the user
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+``johnny@example.org`` can log in with only ``johnny``.
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+Additionally, only users registered on the ``example.org`` host can log in, no
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+other users are allowed to log in.
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message_archiving
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message_archiving
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