I've installed a Linux debian hosted by vmware, running openfire. Jitsi clients are on windows. Each client can connect to the server, but when I send an authorization request, it's never received.
Do I have an error with jitsi or openfire ?
Regards,
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Arnaud MARCELLIN
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Technet
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On Tuesday 28 January 2014 15:53:52 Arnaud Marcellin - Technet wrote:
Hello,
I've installed a Linux debian hosted by vmware, running openfire. Jitsi
clients are on windows. Each client can connect to the server, but when I
send an authorization request, it's never received.
Do I have an error with jitsi or openfire ?
Regards,
--
Arnaud MARCELLIN
Ingénieur Support Client
Ligne Fixe : 01 70 61 14 93
Ligne Mobile : 06 46 47 86 79
Technet
146 rue Léon Geffroy 94400 Vitry sur Seine
Tél : 01 70 61 14 90 / Fax : 01 46 82 57 15
OpenFire folks recommend installing Registration plugin and manually flipping
authorization to 'Both' for those users, so I am assuming it's an OpenFire
issue.
I had it too: there was a Jitsi user who never received or sent any
authorizations to no one, no matter how hard we tried. They seemed to all have
fallen thru the cracks. We had to flip it on OF side and it works since.
Hello,I’ve installed a Linux debian hosted by vmware, running openfire.
Jitsi clients are on windows. Each client can connect to the server, but when
I send an authorization request, it’s never received.Do I have an error
with jitsi or openfire ? Regards,--Arnaud MARCELLINIngénieur Support
ClientLigne Fixe : 01 70 61 14 93 Ligne Mobile : 06 46 47 86 79Technet146 rue
Léon Geffroy 94400 Vitry sur SeineTél : 01 70 61 14 90 / Fax : 01 46 82
57 15
