I’m not sure exactly what you mean, but the Http File Upload plugin remains useful, especially when you use Openfire with third-party clients.
actually i cannot find Http File Upload plugin in available plugins. Just installed openfire 4.9.2. But when i use it before this plugin was available.
Oh? That must be some kind of bug. Thank you for reporting it. As a work-around, you can manually download the plugin at Ignite Realtime: Openfire httpfileupload Plugin Archive
1 Like
FYI: the v5.0.1 deb package still has the problem with the systemd service remains not enabled.
Yeah, sorry about that. You made your ‘next release’ claim 10 minutes or so after we had already built the next release. 
Hi, Guus, first of all congrats on the new version! I just upgraded to 5.0.1. However, in the plugin page, httpfileupload is reported as not longer supported. I also cannot find the plugin in the plugin list anymore. I use the Conversation App at client side on my phone, it seems to me I can still send pictures and files via openfire. Thanks for your time to look into this. Russ
I just tried your method by downloading the jar of httpfileupload and manually install it on the new openfire 5.0.1, it worked! On the other hand, another plugin “monitoring service” is also reported no longer supported. Russ
Thanks for reporting this, Russ. I have once observed this behavior myself, but dismissed it at the time. I am now having trouble reproducing the problem, which makes it hard to analyze what’s going on. Do you know how to recreate a server in which this problem happens?
Hi, Guus,
What I did was:
- Download 5.0.1 deb file
- systemctl stop openfire.service
- dpkg -i [the deb file]
- systemctl start openfire.service
Then it happens.
1 Like