the audit log is completely independent of the database, it’'s written to a file.
If the embedded database would be running fine you could copy the content of the embedded database to mysql. If you shutdown Wifi and look at embedded-db/wildfire.script you’'ll find all sql statements which are needed to create the database. The first 40 lines create the database, the following lines are inserts to fill the database.
You may drop he mysql schema and use the mysql DDL (everything except insert) of the database/wildfire_mysql.sql script to do this and then run the last lines of embedded-db/wildfire.script to fill the mysql database. Then you need to change the database settings in file wildfire.xml and it should be running fine.
Did you configure localhost on /server-properties.jsp as your xmpp.domain? Clients should only be able to connect if you run them on your server.
Maybe you can get a DNS entry for a domain or a subdomain like jabber.myoffice.tld and conference.jabber.myoffice.tld for your server and set the xmpp.domain to jabber.myoffice.tld ?
Still having login problem. I setup the server with the hostname I have in my /etc/hosts file for my machine (ie. myjabberserver.com). The server admin console shows it running and it shows that hostname all over the server settings page. In Gaim, I tell it to use that hostname as the server and I can register new users all day long. They show up on the users sheet on the admin console just fine. But when I try to actually logon as any of the users I created I’‘m getting an “authentication failure” every time. I’‘ve run Jabber 1.4.2 on this machine in the past and had no problem logging in using my hostname as the server in Gaim. I can’‘t figure out why Wifi won’'t let me login. Help…