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Encryption
Hookshot supports end-to-bridge encryption via MSC3202. As such, encryption requires hookshot to be connected to a homeserver that supports that MSC, such as Synapse.
Enabling encryption in Hookshot
In order for hookshot to use encryption, it must be configured as follows:
- The
experimentalEncryption.storagePath
setting must point to a directory that hookshot has permissions to write files into. If running with Docker, this path should be within a volume (for persistency). - Redis must be enabled. Note that worker mode is not yet supported with encryption, so
queue.monolithic
must be set totrue
.
If you ever reset your homeserver's state, ensure you also reset hookshot's encryption state. This includes clearing the encryption.storagePath
directory and all worker state stored in your redis instance. Otherwise, hookshot may fail on start up with registration errors.
Also ensure that hookshot's appservice registration file contains every line from registration.sample.yml
that appears after the If enabling encryption
comment. Note that changing the registration file may require restarting the homeserver that hookshot is connected to.
Running with Synapse
Synapse has functional support for MSC3202 as of v1.63.0. To enable it, add the following section to Synapse's configuration file (typically named homeserver.yaml
):
experimental_features:
msc3202_device_masquerading: true
msc3202_transaction_extensions: true
msc2409_to_device_messages_enabled: true