J'ai installé la contribution ejabberd il y a déjà quelques mois mais je n'ai jamais réussi à l'exploiter.
Je viens d'y jeter un oeil à "tête reposée" mais je continue à bloquer.
Je ne refuserais pas un peu d'aide si cela est possible.
Voici donc les quelques détails qui me semblent utiles :
- - Serveur SME : 7.5.1 en mode "Server only" ; @IP = 192.168.0.10
- Version de la contribution : smeserver-ejabberd-1.1.4-6.el4.eos.i386.rpm
- Client Jabber utilisé : Spark v2.5.8 sur PC MS-Windows XP pro
- Configuration ejabberd :
- - Jabber services access : Allow public access --> ejabberd enabled on LAN and WAN ports
- Jabber domain : serveur-boulot.lan (domaine primaire résolu en local, aussi testé en résolution par "Internet DNS servers")
- Type of access : non secured access available --> non encryted access on port 5222, TLS access on port 5223
- Jabber client registering : Allowed for everybody --> Jabber clients can register accounts without restriction
- Text of welcome subject : Welcome to ATGC3-I_Boulot server !
- Text of welcome message :
2010-09-02 @ 14h10 (SGT)
Welcome on the HP's XMPP / Jabber testing server !
This server is just for testing purposes.
Please don't use this server for any private or sensitive content tchating.
Thank you.
- Jabber admin web page : Enabled
Problème
- Je ne peux pas accéder à la page Web d'administration https://192.168.0.10:5280/admin
créer LE compte admin via un client Jabber- Je ne peux pas créer le compte en question en utilisant le client Spark v2.5.8 à ma disposition
Spark "dit" : "invalid username or password".- Paramètres fournis à Spark :
- - Username : admin
- Password : Test-Jabber-1234
- Server : 192.168.0.10
- Advanced : Use defaults (Automatically discover host and port ; pas de compression ; use old SSL port method = NO)
- J'ai donc tenté les commandes suivantes :
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[root@ATGC3-I_Boulot ~]# sudo -u ejabberd -H /opt/ejabberd/bin/ejabberdctl status
Node ejabberd@localhost is started. Status: started
ejabberd is running
[root@ATGC3-I_Boulot ~]#
[root@ATGC3-I_Boulot ~]# sudo -u ejabberd -H /opt/ejabberd/bin/ejabberdctl stats registeredusers
1
[root@ATGC3-I_Boulot ~]#
[root@ATGC3-I_Boulot ~]# sudo -u ejabberd -H /opt/ejabberd/bin/ejabberdctl set-password admin 192.168.0.10 Test-Jabber-1234
[root@ATGC3-I_Boulot ~]#
[root@ATGC3-I_Boulot ~]# sudo -u ejabberd -H /opt/ejabberd/bin/ejabberdctl register admin serveur-boulot.lan Test-Jabber-2010
Can't register user "admin@localhost" at node ejabberd@localhost: not_allowed
[root@ATGC3-I_Boulot ~]#
Là, je suis un peu à court d'imagination.
Je vous remercie de m'avoir lu jusqu'ici.
Cordialement,
HP
P.S.
Voici le contenu de l'aide en ligne de commande :
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[root@ATGC3-I_Boulot ~]# sudo -u ejabberd -H /opt/ejabberd/bin/ejabberdctl
Usage: ejabberdctl node command
Available commands:
status get ejabberd status
stop stop ejabberd
restart restart ejabberd
reopen-log reopen log file
register user server password register a user
unregister user server unregister a user
backup file store a database backup to file
restore file restore a database backup from file
install-fallback file install a database fallback from file
dump file dump a database to a text file
load file restore a database from a text file
import-file file import user data from jabberd 1.4 spool file
import-dir dir import user data from jabberd 1.4 spool directory
delete-expired-messages delete expired offline messages from database
delete-old-messages n delete offline messages older than n days from database
vhost host ... execute host-specific commands
delete-older-messages days delete offline messages older than 'days'
vcard-set user host data [data2] content set data to content on the vCard
muc-unused-destroy days destroy rooms without activity last days
incoming-s2s-number print number of incoming s2s connections on the node
vcard-get user host data [data2] get data from the vCard of the user
status-list status list the logged users with status
remove-node nodename remove an ejabberd node from the database
stats onlineusers number of logged users
stats registeredusers number of registered users
pushroster-all file push template roster in file to all those users
add-rosteritem user1 server1 user2 server2 nick group subs Add user2@server2 to user1@server1's roster
srg-delete group host delete the group
muc-unused-list days list rooms without activity in last days
stats uptime-seconds uptime of ejabberd node in seconds
outgoing-s2s-number print number of outgoing s2s connections on the node
killsession user server resource kill a user session
pushroster file user server push template roster in file to user@server
load-config file load config from file
user-resources user server print user's connected resources
srg-create group host name description display create the group with options
get-cookie get the Erlang cookie of this node
export2odbc server output export Mnesia tables on server to files on output directory
connected-users-number print a number of established sessions
srg-user-add user server group host add user@server to group on host
muc-online-rooms list existing rooms
set-password user server password set password to user@server
delete-older-users days delete users that have not logged in the last 'days'
rem-rosteritem user1 server1 user2 server2 Remove user2@server2 from user1@server1's roster
compile file recompile and reload file
status-num status number of logged users with status
push-alltoall server group adds all the users to all the users in Group
srg-user-del user server group host delete user@server from group on host
connected-users list all established sessions
Example:
ejabberdctl ejabberd@host restart
[root@ATGC3-I_Boulot ~]#
[edit]2011-01-12 @ 06h43 SGT --- Correction erreur changement de nom pour le domaine dans une des commandes en ligne rapport2e (voir message de Jibe ci-après).[/edit]
Qui d'autre s'y colle (de préférence quelqu'un qui n'a pas eu de souci et qui pourrais, au minimum, indiquer quel client Jabber est utilisé avec succès. 
Seule la contribution "hardware info" était présente dans le répertoire dédié à "Mr JPL". 