Download Prosody

Prosody is available for all of the major operating systems. Be sure to check out the release notes.

Select a package for your system from the list, or download the source:

A binary package is available that should work on Debian Lenny, and Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy) up to 10.04 (Lucid).

After download simply double-click the file. For more help see the installation notes. Also note that for SSL/TLS support you need to install the second package also.

Download 0.8.2: 32-bit (i386) 64-bit (amd64)

LuaSec module for secure SSL/TLS: 32-bit (i386) 64-bit (amd64)

Alternatively, you can add our repository so that your package manager will automatically keep you up to date with new releases.

From Fedora 16 onwards Prosody is available to install via yum, simply run as root:

  yum install prosody

This should also work for RHEL 6 (and derivatives) after enabling the EPEL repository.

Prosody is available in the Portage tree as net-im/prosody. Follow installation instructions to install and configure the package.

Arch Linux packages for Prosody are available in their repositories.

Follow installation instructions to install and configure the package.

A Windows installer is also available. Simply double-click the downloaded file to begin setup.

Download 0.8.2

Or you can download this zipped version.

Also, some addons are available. These are zip files which can be extracted in the Prosody installation directory:

• SQLite driver
• MySQL driver
• PostgreSQL driver
• LuaJIT 2

An OS X package for Prosody 0.8 is not yet available. We're working on it.

A universal binary image for OS X 10.5 and newer is available below.

Download 0.7.0

Alternatively OS X users can use Homebrew to install the latest version of Prosody. After installing Homebrew simply run:

 brew install http://prosody.im/files/homebrew/prosody.rb

Since this a relatively new script, feel free to report any issues or feedback to Tobias in the chatroom or mailing list.

Prosody is available for the various BSD flavours:

• FreeBSD: net-im/prosody
• NetBSD: chat/prosody
• OpenBSD: net/prosody

Prosody source archives for each release are available here.

Alternatively you can obtain the latest source code from our Mercurial repository.
Here are notes on how to install from source code.

Please note that while the latest source may contain new and exciting features, it is not always stable and production ready. If you find any anomalies please submit your bug reports or bug fixes after reading the instructions here.
Thank you.