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openfire's/java's DIGEST-MD5 implementation doesn't interoperate very well with popular clients like pidgin, iChat, etc. workaround found by ian@, thanks
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Using openfire in an OpenBSD environment
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1) openfire requires a database. If you intend on using the embedded
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(HSQLDB) database you may skip to step #2. If you intend on using
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MySQL or PostgreSQL, instructions are available at:
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__PREFIX__/share/doc/openfire/database.html
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2) openfire may be started by executing:
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'__PREFIX__/sbin/openfirectl start'
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as root.
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3) After starting openfire, you may access the web interface at
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http://[hostname]:9090/
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4) openfire's automated setup and plugin installation services require
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several directories to be writable by the _openfire user. When you
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complete the installation process, you may wish to tighten permissions
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on __PREFIX__/openfire and its subdirectories.
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5) openfire's DIGEST-MD5 SASL mechanism does not interoperate very well.
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If you experience issues with client authentication, you may need to
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force the SASL mechanism to PLAIN by adding:
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<sasl><mechs>PLAIN</mechs></sasl>
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to:
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__PREFIX__/conf/openfire.xml
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Then restart openfire for the changes to take effect.
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