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Line 1: − Start the Openfire Messaging Server+ − /etc/rc.d/init.d/openfire start+ − '''I believe it should be'''+ − cd /opt/openfire/bin+ + + + + + + − sh openfire.sh+ − − or − − ./openfire.sh − − to start openfire − − I have also noticed that the openfire service is not loading on startup − − if i was to access or go to http://yourserver:9090 the admin console will not load, only if I was to load it manually by running the following commands, this has to be done each time after a reboot or opening and closing the command console − − cd /opt/openfire/bin − − ./openfire.sh − − or sh openfire.sh − − I'm trying to locate my old notes, I'm sure the only way I got around this was to load openfire from source and install from that way, will double check that − − I do remember, there was a reason why I used the source files to install openfire, it was because of the reasone above, the service will not load on startup, even though it is in /etc/rc.d/rc7.d − − May I ask, what was wrong with setup procedures that i had in the first place
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wouldn't it be better to point the alias to /opt/openfire/documentation/docs instead of giving access to the openfire directory, the only purpose for this is to view the docs.
# Openfire instant messaging documentation
Alias /openfire /opt/openfire/documentation/docs
<Directory /opt/openfire/documentation/docs>
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .php3 .phtml
Options Indexes +Includes FollowSymLinks
order deny,allow
deny from all
allow from all
</Directory>
# end of Openfire fragment
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