We have been using Open fire 3.3.2 and had a license renewal done last year with the help of Jive software team.
As Openfire Enterprise is now an open-source product, we would like know the procedure to update our license which will be expiring in the month of April.
Openfire is now completely opensource. There is no longer license support. You cannot renew your license. You need to upgrade to the most current version. This version is totally free and provides all teh same function s as the old paid version.
you my want to contact jivesoftware.com and ask them whether it is possible to keep the support contract active or not as they write: “Existing customers of Openfire Enterprise with active support contracts will continue to be supported.”
As long as you do not run a cluster or plan to setup one you may use the open source version. Anyhow I have no idea whether the migration from “Enterprise” to the open source plugins is painless.
You need to remove any outdated plugins and their folders and install the latest versions. This includes removing the enterprise plugin, and its folder. You can just move them to a backup folder somewhere.
Please let me know if it’s possible to view this db.
Hi,
it’s possible to view it. There’s a db viewer in the bin directory. You can even setup HSQLDB as a normal database with you can connect to via JDBC if you want to.
Not sure if “java.exe -cp ./lib/hsqldb.jar org.hsqldb.Server -database.0 embedded-db/openfire -dbname.0 openfire” does work - http://hsqldb.org/web/hsqlDocsFrame.html has good documentation.
‘hsqldb.default_table_type=memory’ - this means that the tables are stored in plain text, you don’t want to change this.