I have one problem with my Openfire server, I install Openfire on CentOS 6.7. And after installation I don’t have now problem but after few days maybe after reboot I am not sure I try to login into console but I see installation page, So I install server again and when I try to go into login page I am redirected again to begin of installation setup page after reboot the server, And this situation is all the time I try finish installation and I redirected to begin,
I don`t have no idea what I can do. Some required info are given below:
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OS: CentOS 6.7
Version: Openfire 4.0.2
Server Directory: /opt/openfire
Server Name: localhost.localdomain
Java Version: 1.8.0_74 Oracle Corporation – Java HotSpot™ Server VM
Appserver: jetty/9.2.z-SNAPSHOT
Host Name: localhost.localdomain
FYI…Some how the /opt/openfire/conf/openfire.xml file is empty right now.
Owner/Group is **daemon/daemon **and permission is drwxrwxr— for Openfire.
Usually this is a permission problem. Make sure the user running Openfire has full access to the /opt/openfire folder (recursively). Are you sure daemon/daemon really runs the Openfire when server boots and not some other user?
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I also faced the same issue. As per your suggestion, I modified ownership and group name to the files of conf folder. It is working fine. Thanks a lot.
I am having the same problem. I am using Openfire 4.2.3 version. my folder owner in jive/jive . There is no user call daemon/daemon . I have installed it in rhel 7 from tar file. @wroot Please guide me why It is happeing?
This issue will come in picture because of your conf folder doen’t have write permission and after setting up openfire will modify openfire.xml and write that set up is done but because of your application don’t have enough permission so it couldn’t do it and you need to setup each time you restart your server.
For Resolution you have to give full permission to openfire dir and second is don’t modify anything in that file if you don’t know how to modify.
Other work around is try to override false with true in conf/openfire.xml after configuration has been done.