i have the following problem and i hope that someone can help me with it.
I installed the actual Wildfire server on my root server and it works fine. I can connect and use it with miranda and/or pandion. But if i try to add a user from an other jabber server, just like one from jabber.org the messenger says that there is no active account. But the name is fefenately right!
To test it, i created a new account @ jabber.org called apax@jabber.org and connect to the jabber.org server with pandion. Now i tried to add my account "tarnatos@torrentbase.de" but pandion said again that there is no active account with that name.
Is this a server 2 server connection problem and how can i fix it?
The server runs on a windows 2k3 enterprise server under iis 5 with a mysql 4 database.
do you see errors in the log files? Especially if a user @torrenbase.de wants to add a remote user you should see there something. At least in the debug.log, so you may want to enable it while you test it.
this allows you to accept CAcert.org certificates. But your Wildfire server may still be using the “John Doe” certificates and most other servers will not accept them.
deleting the certificates may be a bad idea as you need certificates. Did you read the SSL Guide or some forum threads? It may be hard to create proper certificates but not impossible.
OK, i found the problem in my server. take a look in your jabber server settings and check the server name! change it to “exemple.com”, default was “test.exemple.com” i hope you have the same result
2006.10.03 17:16:14 OS - Validation FAILED from: jabber.ccc.de id: 6dd1092a5d140f372d8b0326c71e693bd09b4691 for domain: torrentbase.de
This error likely happens when the other host somehow fails to do dialback to your host. If you’‘ve confirmed that there isn’‘t any firewall, my guess is that the other host couldn’'t resolve your xmpp.domain when it tried to dialback.
A quick check on your server’‘s SRV record for s2s port shows that you don’'t have DNS SRV setup for your domain:
If the other host stops the lookup there and doesn’‘t fall back to normal DNS query through e.g. A record, this is a sure failure; which might explain the “Validation FAILED” error above. It will also fail if normal DNS query also doesn’'t resolve to your host.