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Xyne

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[SOLVED] How to configure prosody and jitsi to work together?

Hi,

I want to use prosody to connect several jitsi accounts on different computers on a LAN. I have followed the Prosody page in our wiki to set up Prosody and some user accounts. The service starts and ss -tul indicates that it is listening on the expected ports. I have created the missing key and certificate files expected by the default setup and placed them in /etc/prosody/certs.

I have created the account foo@localhost using prosodyctl adduser foo@localhost.

In jitsi I have created an XMPP account (foo@localhost) on the same host as prosody. The account appears but it fails to connect to the server. Jitsi displays error messages on the console which indicates that the server does not support TLS connections even though these are enabled in the prosody configuration file (and lua51-sec is installed).

I have tried numerous variations of disabling encryption in both prosody and jitsi but I either get the same error message or jitsi simply hangs while trying to connect to the server.

So far the only thing that I've been able to find that deals specifically with prosody and jitsi is an episode of the Linux Action Show from last year that skimps on the details of the setup. The various online documentation that I've found seems to be for an older version or Prosody (e.g. Host entries in the configuration file).

Does anyone have a similar setup working with the latest versions of Prosody and Jitsi? If so, please share your configurations.

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I went through the Prosody wiki page again today and managed to get it working. I think my problem was in misconfigured paths for the SSL server certificates in the VirtualHost section.

Last edited by Xyne (2014-08-13 00:35:51)

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