I want to have an instant message system in my office for educations perposes mostly.
So I am trying OpenFire to learn some things about these services.
After setup OpenFire in a server in my LAN I create in other two computers two accounts with Pidgin as clients.
I create the same accounts in the web interface of OpenFire also.
These two users apears in Buddy List in every Pidgin but they apears as “Not Authorized” witha red signal.
I setup Pidgin’s accounts as below:
In “Basic” tab at Account creation tabs:
Protocol -> XMPP
Screen name -> manolis (just as in “Create new user” menu in OpenFire web interface)
domain -> brazil (just as server name in my LAN)
resource -> Home (as default)
Password -> abcd (just as in “Create new user” menu in OpenFire web interface)
At “Advanced” tab:
Connect Server -> 10.80.194.130 (as the IP address of my LAN server).
Can you help me about this problem ?
The XMPP protocol is the right choice for this use ?
Is there something that I can change it and make this service works fine ?
Thanks.
I have to notice also that in web interface of OpenFire both of accounts apears online in Users page.
matt12
November 19, 2007, 4:49pm
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I think in pidgin you have to add the users with username@domain.
username@domain or username@serverIPaddress ?
I already try as username@brazil (as domain) but the problem remains.
Even I manualy ask for authorization from one client to the other the asking for authorization seems that doesn’t received because I don’t get a request for authorization.
matt12
November 19, 2007, 7:28pm
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i add users as user.name @hostname.domain for example
account Joe Smith machine name computer1 domain name yourdomain would be added as joe.smith@computer1.yourdomain
Since I want to login from any computer in my network to this OpenFire server I can’t see how can I follow a form like joe.smith@computer1.yourdomain
Do you know any other client as Pidgin for OpenFire for better results ?
matt12
November 19, 2007, 8:02pm
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I am sure Ignite would recommend Spark but here is a goodlink for other jabber clients
http://www.jabber.org/software/clients.shtml
Finally both Spark and Pandion works fine with OpenFire.
But now I have another problem. If I login as domain administrator Spark starts normally. If I login as a normal domain user Spark doesn’t starts even I click on its icon.
Can you please tell me how can I permit normal users in my domain to use Spark ?
I try by permiting all domain users to full access on folder C/Program Files/Spark but no results.
matt12
November 20, 2007, 4:47pm
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Maybe it is the allow anonymous connections under registartion and login
Whta do you mean ? ?
It just don’t start the Spark service when a normal user is logged in this computer.
If an administrator has logged in the same computer Spark starts normally.
I am afraid that something going on with permissions in registry.