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= What is Openfire? = | = What is Openfire? = | ||
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Install the package with the following command since it is an unsigned package. | Install the package with the following command since it is an unsigned package. | ||
| − | + | rpm -ivh openfire-3.6.4-1.i386.rpm | |
Once it is installed start Openfire. | Once it is installed start Openfire. | ||
| − | + | service openfire start | |
To initiate the setup for openfire, go to: | To initiate the setup for openfire, go to: | ||
| − | + | <nowiki>http://hda:9090</nowiki> | |
It is recommended for more basic users to use the embedded database rather than create a connection to MySQL. If you're a more advanced user then follow these instructions for creating the database for openfire. Otherwise skip it. | It is recommended for more basic users to use the embedded database rather than create a connection to MySQL. If you're a more advanced user then follow these instructions for creating the database for openfire. Otherwise skip it. | ||
| − | + | hda-create-db-and-user openfire | |
Now that you've created your database you need to set up the connection. | Now that you've created your database you need to set up the connection. | ||
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Restart the Openfire service a couple of times until you're able to log in with the admin password you set up.: | Restart the Openfire service a couple of times until you're able to log in with the admin password you set up.: | ||
| − | + | <nowiki>http://hda:9090</nowiki> | |
To restart the server run the following command. | To restart the server run the following command. | ||
| − | + | service openfire restart | |
== Restart the setup of openfire == | == Restart the setup of openfire == | ||
If you find you have a broken install or you messed up some settings you can force Openfire to run the setup again. Just edit openfire.xml. | If you find you have a broken install or you messed up some settings you can force Openfire to run the setup again. Just edit openfire.xml. | ||
| − | + | gedit /opt/openfire/conf/openfire.xml | |
Change <setup>true</setup> to <setup>'''false'''</setup>. Then restart the Openfire service. | Change <setup>true</setup> to <setup>'''false'''</setup>. Then restart the Openfire service. | ||
| − | + | service openfire restart | |
And go to: | And go to: | ||
| − | + | <nowiki>http://hda:9090</nowiki> | |
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Latest revision as of 02:28, 23 June 2020
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Openfire has been packaged for Amahi.
What is Openfire?
Openfire is an XMPP protocol chat server. You can use it for secure communication with family and friends. The protocol can run over SSL and does by default.
You can also use it as an IM gateway via the kraken plugin. That means you register your different users (AIM, Yahoo, GTalk, MSN, etc.) and all of your buddies show up in the same list just by you logging into your chat server. Why would you want to do that? Because when you connect to a wifi hotspot and log into instant messaging such as AIM, your password gets sent as clear text and anyone sniffing on the network will be able to see it. Using your Openfire connection will be encrypted with SSL so even though you're logging in on a wifi hotspot your password won't be easily obtained. The connect is unencrypted, however, from Openfire to the AIM servers because that is the nature of the protocol. That is the case with most of the chat protocols.
How to install Openfire
Download the RedHat version of Openfire under Linux and save it as openfire-3.6.4-1.i386.rpm.
Install the package with the following command since it is an unsigned package.
rpm -ivh openfire-3.6.4-1.i386.rpm
Once it is installed start Openfire.
service openfire start
To initiate the setup for openfire, go to:
http://hda:9090
It is recommended for more basic users to use the embedded database rather than create a connection to MySQL. If you're a more advanced user then follow these instructions for creating the database for openfire. Otherwise skip it.
hda-create-db-and-user openfire
Now that you've created your database you need to set up the connection.
Driver: com.mysql.jdbc.Driver Server: jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/openfire username: openfire password: openfire
Set up your administrator password and you're done.
Note: You will not be able to log into the Openfire through the web logon until after you restart the Openfire service. There is a bug in the Openfire setup.
Restart the Openfire service a couple of times until you're able to log in with the admin password you set up.:
http://hda:9090
To restart the server run the following command.
service openfire restart
Restart the setup of openfire
If you find you have a broken install or you messed up some settings you can force Openfire to run the setup again. Just edit openfire.xml.
gedit /opt/openfire/conf/openfire.xml
Change <setup>true</setup> to <setup>false</setup>. Then restart the Openfire service.
service openfire restart
And go to:
http://hda:9090
