[JDEV] Re: Help with setting up Jabber server on Red Hat
Orion (Steve Pirk)
orion at deathcon.com
Wed Aug 9 11:54:33 CDT 2000
Are you seeing any kind of "You are not authorized to use this server"
error messages? This may relate to problems I have/had off and on with
clients connecting without an account - I still have not figured out
how to get registration to work consistently...
Try adding an account manually (user.xml) and see if it will let
you connect. Seemed to work on one of my test servers.
Steve
Orion. DeathCon.com Quake server Admin
http://www.deathcon.com
Think of it as evolution in action.
On Wed, 9 Aug 2000, Chris wrote:
> on 08/09/2000 05:21 AM, Patrick Quek at patquek at magix.com.sg wrote:
>
> > Here is a snippet from my jserver.xml which may be of use:
> >
> > <names>
> > <default>redsnapper</default>
> > <!-- You may have alises for this server, these are NOT virtual hosts,
> > only use these for migrating from an old server name or for
> > *receive only* on an alternate name
> > <alias>old.host.net</alias>
> > -->
> > </names>
> >
> > <listen>
> > <jabber>5222</jabber>
> > <ssl>5223</ssl>
> > <irc>6667</irc>
> > <http>5280</http>
> > <telnet>5228</telnet>
> >
> > <!-- Specific IPs can also be used:
> > <jabber ip='192.168.0.3'>5222</jabber>
> > <irc ip='12.34.56.79'>6667</irc>
> > -->
> >
> > </listen>
>
> Well, you might want to uncomment the specific IPs part ;) You've got the
> block for the <jabber ip> inside <!-- -->. Try removing those. I've got to
> run to get to work or I'd see if I could offer any other help.
>
> HTH,
> Chris
>
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