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Re: Spark - Windows 10 UAC - SSO - Standard Users

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Running Spark with SSO on Windows 10 as a STANDARD non-local admin user WITHOUT creating a scheduled task, or using a 3rd party solution.

 

Simple fix is to install the Spark client in the C:\Users\Public\Spark folder.  Worked like a charm.  No UAC pop up or having to use a 3rd party solution or any additional workarounds.  I followed the 28 Steps to Single Sign On for Openfire XMPP Server on Windows Server 2012 R2 with Spark  documentation to setup SSO.  ***The UAC issue does not affect Windows 7 clients, only my Windows 10 clients (I do not have Win 8 or 8.1 clients to test with).***


Re: Spark - Windows 10 UAC - SSO - Standard Users

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Jason,

Can you try this..sign into spark with sso. Lock your desktop, unlock your desktop, exit spark, and try to sign back to spark using sso.  Its been my experience that on lock/unlock the tgt cache is cleared and not refreshed on unlock.  this causes spark to fail since no tickets are in the cache.  Id like additional confirmation.  thanks

Re: Spark automatic invisible mode after away 2.8.3 version How to Solve

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I don't understand your question/issue. Explain it again.

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Re: Spark - Windows 10 UAC - SSO - Standard Users

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Hay... I'm actually Jason's assistant and have been working along side him setting this up. I did what you said "Lock your desktop, unlock your desktop, exit spark, and try to sign back to spark using sso" and everything works fine. We are still doing testing on this. Will let you know anything we find out.

Re: Spark - Windows 10 UAC - SSO - Standard Users

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i wonder if its because im a local admin to my machine.  Guess I'll test this. thanks for testing for me.

Re: Spark - Windows 10 UAC - SSO - Standard Users

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In my case. Since Im am also local admin I always have to run it in admin mode but for the rest of the users in the organization, installing it in the Users/public folder removes the requirement for UAC prompt.

Re: Spark - Windows 10 UAC - SSO - Standard Users

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im...id be interested in see your set up, as I'm not sure you are using kerberos for sso, but maybe "saved password"

 

would you do me yet another favor?  pull up a command prompt  and execute klist

leave the command window up, now lock your desktop.  unlock and execute klist again.  is your ticket cache empty?


Re: Spark automatic invisible mode after away 2.8.3 version How to Solve

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My spark 2.8.3 start but after 1 hour it's automatically invisible.

Second user not see first user ..

How can i solve this issue??

Re: Spark startup error issue 2.8.3

Re: Spark startup error issue 2.8.3

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There are no recent errors in the logs. What server do you use and what version (Openfire?)? What is your xmpp domain (as shown on the Admin Console first screen) and servers fqdn name? What do you put as Domain in Spark?

Re: Spark automatic invisible mode after away 2.8.3 version How to Solve

Re: Multiple Openfire Servers / Spark Compatibility Issue?

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Unfortunately the other part of this equation is that it is across a site to site VPN with two separate domains.  It seems as if this isn't possible especially since we are unable to change Openfire 3.9.2 to something newer.  I can only downgrade the software unless there is a way to modify the client.  I cannot even ping the FQDN of the server on the otherside.  Thus we need to use the IP address.

Re: Automating spark configurationdeployment on multiple spark client machines

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What deployment environment are you using?

Re: Prevent users from clearing conversation history

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If you need this for referencing purposes I do recommend you get the "Monitoring Service" plugin for Openfire. This will enable a Serverside Archive that keeps a record of all the conversations and how long to keep the conversations archived in the server.


Spark 2.8 and newer - unable to verify certificate

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Hello,

 

Why does Spark 2.8 and newer snapshot builds not work with a complete SSL cert installed OpenFire server?

 

I've tried BOTH "Letsencrypt" certificate. Along with a completely paid SSL cert by Comodo (multidomain) to match my FQDN "xmpp.example.com"

 

Cert installed just fine... "service openfire restart". etc...    Server properties and environment  show correctly configured server.

 

However - every time I connect to the Openfire XMPP Server with Spark I receive message "Unable to verify certificate"

 

I do NOT deem a solution of "checking accept all certificates" a valid work-around or solution.

 

There any fix for this? 

 

xmpp.socket.ssl.active = true

xmpp.socket.ssl.client.certificate.accept-selfsigned = false

Re: Multiple Openfire Servers / Spark Compatibility Issue?

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What i am suggesting is not a change of auth mechanism, but rather a way of providing the same auth. But the right way. IP shouldn't be put into Domain field. It is called Domain for that reason. If you can't find out your outsourced server's domain name (not server's FQDN), then i'm afraid using 2.7.7 version of Spark is your only option. Release Spark 2.7.7 · igniterealtime/Spark · GitHub

Re: Spark startup error issue 2.8.3

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Look at the picture below. That's the first screen of Admin Console of your Openfire server. somedomain in this example is the Domain. In Spark you should put it into Domain field. Not the somemachine, which is a name of a server you have installed Spark on. If Spark can't login with somedomain, then you don't have a proper DNS setup. If you can't setup a proper DNS entry or don't know how to do it, you can still put somedomain into Domain field of Spark and then go to Advanced menu on the login screen and put server's IP into a host field.

 

domainvsfqdn.png

Re: Spark automatic invisible mode after away 2.8.3 version How to Solve

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I'm not seeing such problem with 4.1.3 and Spark 2.8.3.

Re: Spark 2.8 and newer - unable to verify certificate

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Your openfire cert should match your `xmpp.domain`, not necessarily your `xmpp.fqdn`

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