If you want to change Openfire’s HTTP port, use the admin web console. Login, goto
Server Settings | HTTP Binding
and change both Port and SSL ports from 7070/7443 to 80/443.
On Linux, your openfire has to be running with as root user to use ports under 1024
Hi Dele,
i did what you said and restarted openfire but once i press the button it still ponts to the 7443 port…
i did place it in:
C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Spark
Am I right?
From C:\Users\zzzzzz\AppData\Roaming\Spark\logs\warn.log
WARNING: JitsiVideobridge-Info: Properties-file does exist= C:\Users\zzzzzzz\Spark\jitsivideobridge.properties
27-Feb-2014 17:54:15 org.jivesoftware.spark.util.log.Log warning
WARNING: JitsiVideobridge-Info: JitsiVideobridge-port from properties-file is= 443
27-Feb-2014 17:54:15 org.jivesoftware.spark.util.log.Log warning
WARNING: JitsiVideobridge-Info: JitsiVideobridge-protocol from properties-file is= https
27-Feb-2014 17:54:15 org.jivesoftware.spark.util.log.Log warning
WARNING: JitsiVideobridge-Info: JitsiVideobridge-server from properties-file is= xxxxxx
Hi Dele,
what can I say apart I made the wrong thing?
Now it works like a charm the only issu here is the instability of the bridge but I think it is related to a development process that is still ongoing.
The really wonderful thing in my perception is the ability to invite other people different from your network members.
Regards
Hi Dele,
I think I found a problem.
Now that you provided me the correct place of the properties file I did start with some tests. On a 32 bit XP machine withc Spark 2.6.3 the plugin works fine, once i click on it, the chrome browser opens to the righe position:
“https://whatever…/jitsi/apps/ofmeet/?r=…”
if i try to do the same on a different machine (win 7 x64) with the same sw version the chrome broser is opened but it points to
“https://whatever…/ofmeet/?r=…”
why?
thanks a lot for the great help.
Hi Dele,
Please let me know how to run openfire with as root user.