getting authenticate to openldap
Hello guysI'm not gettingauthenticate toopenldap, the following error appears:No oneinformed orinformeduser was not found.I didsetupmyopenldapbut I can nottake the test, I await the considerationsof...
View ArticleRe: Enable contact list group sharing
It's the same with me. I believe it is a bug, I do not know if there is another way to fix. But, I edited the source and recompiled. I set the displayName as the group name and saved in the database...
View ArticleRe: Enable contact list group sharing
I used the "Custom Database Integration Guide":http://www.igniterealtime.org/builds/openfire/docs/latest/documentation/db-integ ration-guide.html And the "Building the Source" to modify and compile the...
View ArticleRe: Openfire and Jitsi
Thanks for the response but where can I find the trace? I have installed the Debugger plugin and enabled it in the system properties, but I can't found a message flow or XML output at the log files.
View ArticleRe: Patch to enable unknown IQ messages to include childXML
The ones we're sending and receiving do have child elements, they're just unknown to us for some of the use cases. These unknown elements will be properly formed according to the spec.
View ArticleRe: Port 5552 = SSL?
what? self-signed ssl certs are not advisable for a lot of reasons including no client will trust it by default, leading to headaches for whoever is administering the server. If it's only you and maybe...
View ArticleRe: Openfire and Jitsi
It will be in stdout and that depends on your OS and how you started Openfire. I use from OPENFIRE_HOME/bin ./openfire.sh >../logs/stdout.log & on Linux when debugging issues
View ArticleRe: Port 5552 = SSL?
>what? self-signed ssl certs are not advisable for a lot of reasons including no client will trust it by default, >leading to headaches for whoever is administering the server. If it's only you...
View ArticleRe: Port 5552 = SSL?
OK, there's a few things to address here, I'll do my best without going down the NSA rabbit hole. (believe me, I'm probably just as upset over the NSA revelations as you are, if not more). All SSL...
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Re: Port 5552 = SSL?
bas wrote: But i might be paranoid.Paranoid suspecting that he might be paranoid? You are in trouble Real certs are stronger by assumption that certification authorities can be trusted. As nobody is...
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Re: Port 5552 = SSL?
Jason wrote: because the admins can go around to every computer and download the self signed cert and install it in the computer's "trust store". Obviously a lot of manual work...Admins never go around...
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Re: Update Openfire bouncycastle library from 1.46 to 1.49
I don't think anyone will object your authority here
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Re: Port 5552 = SSL?
Lol, we do it via GPO too. Didn't want to get into that in this discussion though, since that usually only applies to a corporate network of some kind. I was trying to make a point that usuing a selfie...
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Re: Port 5552 = SSL?
Well, that depends. We wanted to use more secure email (POP3 is already SSL, but SMTP isn't). So we asked our mail hoster and they purchased the cert. But Outlook refused to trust it (RapidSSL cert)....
View ArticleChatListener doesn't differ Multi-User private chats
Originnaly using asmack I got this issue. I'm using ChatListener to be fired on incoming private chats from MUC like someroom@conference.jabber.host.com/someuser. This way ChatListener fired at first...
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Re: Port 5552 = SSL?
POP3?!?!?! Lol... IMAP for the win! It's possible your outlook version did not, has not, or will not receive an update to include the RapidSSL CA server(s). RapidSSL is a big name, so I'm suspecting a...
View ArticleRe: Port 5552 = SSL?
I rather use my own self signed cert for personal usage. If you want people to "trust" your websiteyou will have to have a signed cert by some "trusted" company. We run our XMMP server and our IronChat...
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Re: Port 5552 = SSL?
honestly, it sounds like you should unplug the ethernet cable In your scenario, your "members" would have to go and specifically tell their program/browser to ignore security checks when connecting to...
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