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# Web pages for the 3PID session processes
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You can customize the various pages used during a 3PID validation using [Thymeleaf templates](http://www.thymeleaf.org/).
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## Configuration
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```
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view:
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session:
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local:
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onTokenSubmit:
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success: '/path/to/session/local/tokenSubmitSuccess-page.html'
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failure: '/path/to/session/local/tokenSubmitFailure-page.html'
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localRemote:
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onTokenSubmit:
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success: '/path/to/session/localRemote/tokenSubmitSuccess-page.html'
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failure: '/path/to/session/local/tokenSubmitFailure-page.html'
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remote:
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onRequest:
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success: '/path/to/session/remote/requestSuccess-page.html'
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failure: '/path/to/session/remote/requestFailure-page.html'
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onCheck:
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success: '/path/to/session/remote/checkSuccess-page.html'
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failure: '/path/to/session/remote/checkFailure-page.html'
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```
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3PID session are divided into three config sections:
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- `local` for local-only 3PID sessions
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- `localRemote` for local 3PID sessions that can also be turned into remote sessions, if the user so desires
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- `remote` for remote-only 3PID sessions
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Each section contains a sub-key per support event. Finally, a `success` and `failure` key is available depending on the
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outcome of the request.
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## Local
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### onTokenSubmit
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This is triggered when a user submit a validation token for a 3PID session. It is typically visited when clicking the
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link in a validation email.
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The template should typically inform the user that the validation was successful and to go back in their Matrix client
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to finish the validation process.
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#### Placeholders
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No object/placeholder are currently available.
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## Local & Remote
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### onTokenSubmit
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This is triggered when a user submit a validation token for a 3PID session. It is typically visited when clicking the
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link in a validation email.
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The template should typically inform the user that their 3PID address will not yet be publicly/globally usable. In case
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they want to make it, they should start a Remote 3PID session with a given link or that they can go back to their Matrix
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client if they do not wish to proceed any further.
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#### Placeholders
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##### Success
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`<a th:href="${remoteSessionLink}">text</a>` can be used to display the link to start a Remote 3PID session.
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##### Failure
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No object/placeholder are currently available.
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## Remote
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### onRequest
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This is triggered when a user starts a Remote 3PID session, usually from a link produced in the `local.onTokenSubmit`
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view or in a remote-only 3PID notification.
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The template should typically inform the user that the remote creation was successful, followed the instructions sent by
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the remote Identity server and, once that is done, click a link to validate the session.
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#### Placeholders
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##### Success
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`<a th:href="${checkLink}">text</a>` can be used to display the link to validate the Remote 3PID session.
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##### Failure
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No object/placeholder are currently available.
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### onCheck
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This is triggered when a user attempts to inform the Identity server that the Remote 3PID session has been validated
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with the remote Identity server.
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The template should typically inform the user that the validation was successful and to go back in their Matrix client
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to finish the validation process.
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#### Placeholders
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No object/placeholder are currently available.
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@@ -114,29 +114,22 @@ Please refer to the full example config file to see which keys are mandatory and
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matrix:
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identity:
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servers:
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root: # Not to be included in config! Already present in default config!
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- 'https://matrix.org'
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configExample: # Not to be included in config! Already present in default config!
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- 'https://example.org'
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threepid:
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medium:
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email:
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connector: 'smtp'
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generator: 'template'
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connector: 'example1' # Not to be included in config! Already present in default config!
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generator: 'example2' # Not to be included in config! Already present in default config!
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connectors:
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smtp:
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host: ''
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port: 587
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tls: 1
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login: ''
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password: ''
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example1:
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generators:
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template: # Not to be included in config! Already present in default config!
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invite: 'classpath:email/invite-template.eml'
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session:
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validation:
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local: 'classpath:email/validate-local-template.eml'
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remote: 'classpath:email/validate-remote-template.eml'
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example1:
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key: "value"
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example2:
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key: "value"
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session:
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policy:
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```
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`matrix.identity.servers` is the namespace to configure arbitrary list of Identity servers with a label as parent key.
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In the above example, the list with label `configExample` contains a single server entry pointing to `https://matrix.org`.
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In the above example, the list with label `configExample` contains a single server entry pointing to `https://example.org`.
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**NOTE:** The server list is set to `root` by default and should typically NOT be included in your config.
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- `connector` is given the ID of the connector to be used at runtime.
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- `generator` is given the ID of the generator to be used at runtime.
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In the above example, emails notifications are generated by the `template` module and sent with the `smtp` module.
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In the above example, emails notifications are generated by the `example2` module and sent with the `example1` module.
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By default, `template` is used as generator and `smtp` as connector.
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mxisd comes with the following IDs built-in:
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**Connectors**
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- `smtp` for a basic SMTP connector, attempting STARTLS by default.
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See [the dedicated document](https://github.com/kamax-io/mxisd/tree/master/docs/threepids/email/notifications/smtp-connector.md)
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**Generators**
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- `template`, loading content from template files, using built-in mxisd templates by default.
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See [the dedicated document](https://github.com/kamax-io/mxisd/tree/master/docs/threepids/email/notifications/template-generator.md)
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for further configuration and customization options.
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---
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@@ -207,6 +204,14 @@ Each scope is divided into three parts:
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If both `toLocal` and `toRemote` are enabled, the user will be offered to initiate a remote session once their 3PID
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locally validated.
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### Web views
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Once a user click on a validation link, it is taken to the Identity Server validation page where the token is submited.
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If the session or token is invalid, an error page is displayed.
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Workflow pages are also available for the remote 3PID session process.
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See [the dedicated document](https://github.com/kamax-io/mxisd/tree/master/docs/sessions/3pid-views.md)
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on how to configure/customize/brand those pages to your liking.
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### Scenarios
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It is important to keep in mind that mxisd does not create bindings, irrelevant if a user added a 3PID to their profile.
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Instead, when queried for bindings, mxisd will query Identity backends which are responsible to store this kind of information.
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