If integrated database authentication is used and no database credentials are used, Openfire fails to start
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If you are using integrated database authentication and no credentials are specified in the openfire.xml configuration file, then OpenFire will fail to start with the errors in the attached file.
The issue was created with the attached configuration file.
The workaround is in the openfireGood.xml attachment. It should be noted that the SQL credentials do not need to be valid.
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Windows
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Greg Thomas April 26, 2019 at 11:44 AM
Just re-tested this with current Openfire 4.4.0-SNAPSHOT, and it seems to be working OK now. There have been a number of changes to Openfire system properties recently, I suspect one of those fixed this problem.
If you are using integrated database authentication and no credentials are specified in the openfire.xml configuration file, then OpenFire will fail to start with the errors in the attached file.
The issue was created with the attached configuration file.
The workaround is in the openfireGood.xml attachment. It should be noted that the SQL credentials do not need to be valid.