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--- Comment #14 from Jonas Sell ---
Now I got it running! The problem was the ejabberd_http module which is still
blocked by SELinux (by preventing opening port 5281). This showed up in
ejabberd's crash. log:
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--- Comment #15 from Randy Barlow ---
Oh fantastic! Perhaps we just need the policy to allow port 5281.
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--- Comment #16 from Jonas Sell ---
Yes, we need that. I added it manually with
semanage port -a -t jabber_client_port_t -p tcp 5281
After that ejabberd works with ejabberd_http! Not sure how to create a rule for
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--- Comment #13 from Jonas Sell ---
Yes, I did that. That was the first thing systemd suggested after editing the
files. Unfortunately it didn't help.
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--- Comment #12 from Randy Barlow ---
Jonas,
I forgot to tell you a step that would matter - after you edit the systemd unit
file, you need to tell systemd to reload the daemon:
$ sudo systemctl daemon-reload