Hi everyone!!
I would like to have my own proxy server for file transfers. Is Openfire capable of working as a proxy server for non registered users?? And if so, what is needed to be configured to make it work??
Thanks for your help!!
Hi everyone!!
I would like to have my own proxy server for file transfers. Is Openfire capable of working as a proxy server for non registered users?? And if so, what is needed to be configured to make it work??
Thanks for your help!!
For what I have been reading in the forum, what I want is possible (http://community.igniterealtime.org/message/141666#141666). So http://community.igniterealtime.org/message/141666#141666(now the point is how to get it done.
I have also been trying to transfer a file to a user registered in Openfire with my domain created and resolvable via DNS. I must say that chat works fine with a contact from gmail configured in PSI. I configured file transfer proxy in PSI as mydomain.com, not proxy.mydomain.com. When I try to transfer a file from PSI (gmail) to my own programmed client with Smack (mydomain.com), I can see in PSI log the following messages:
Sent:
<iq type="get"to=“mydomain.com” id=“aabfa” >
<queryxmlns=“http://jabber.org/protocol/bytestreams”/>
Rcvd:
<iqfrom=“mydomain.com” type="error"id="aabfa"to="myAccount@mydomain.com/macbook-de-sipbox" >
<queryxmlns=“http://jabber.org/protocol/bytestreams”/>
<errortype=“cancel” code=“501” >
<feature-not-implementedxmlns=“urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:xmpp-stanzas”/>
So PSI, with its google account, is trying to connecto to Openfire, but its answer is 501 feature-not-implemented.
Any ideas??
Thanks!!
Hi everyone!!
I have been looking and trying different solutions found in this forum and the final configuration that worked for my requirements is:
xmpp.proxy.transfer.required = false
xmpp.auth.anonymous = true
xmpp.domain = xmpp.myDomain.com
xmpp.enabled = true
xmpp.externalip = proxy.xmpp.myDomain.com
xmpp.proxy.port = 7777
xmpp.server.socket.active = true
xmpp.session.conflict.limit = 0
xmpp.socket.ssl.active = true
xmpp.myDomain.com and proxy.xmpp.myDomain.com have the same IP address.
I hope that if anyone wants to do the same that I have done find this post useful.