Apple Mac OS manual Viewing iChat Logs, Turning Auto-Buddy Support On, Stopping iChat

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Viewing iChat Logs

You can view iChat logs using Server Admin. iChat logs are located in the following locations:

ÂThe iChat service log is located in /var/log/system.log.

ÂThe iChat file proxy log is located in /private/var/jabberd/log/proxy65.log.

ÂThe iChat multiuser conference log is located in /var/jabberd/log/jcr.log.

To view iChat logs:

1Open Server Admin and connect to the server.

2Click the triangle to the left of the server. The list of services appears.

3Click iChat.

4Click Logs and then choose a log from the View pop-up menu.

Turning Auto-Buddy Support On

You can configure iChat preferences so that when user accounts are added through Server Preferences, they become buddies. When the users are removed, they are deleted from the buddies list.

Auto-buddy support is only available if the server is installed using the standard configuration. Auto-buddy support is located in Server Preferences.

To enable Auto-buddy support:

1Open the Server Preferences application.

2Click the iChat button.

3Select “Automatically make all users buddies.”

Stopping iChat

Use Server Admin to stop iChat.

To stop iChat:

1Open Server Admin and connect to the server.

2Click the triangle to the left of the server. The list of services appears.

3In the expanded Servers list, click iChat.

4Click Stop iChat (below the Servers list).

Chapter 2 Setting Up and Managing iChat Service

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Contents Mac OS X Server 019-0939/2007-09-01 Contents Integrating with Directory Services Setting Up S2S CommunicationSetting the iChat Authentication Method Setting Up iChat on Virtually Hosted DomainsWhat’s New in Version About This GuideTo get help for an advanced configuration of Leopard Server Using Onscreen HelpWhat’s in this Guide To see the most recent server help topicsThis guide Tells you how to Advanced Server Administration GuidesUser Management Getting Additional Information Getting Documentation UpdatesPreface About This Guide How iChat Works Understanding iChat ServiceHow iChat Users Are Authenticated Using iChat in Large Organizations Using iChat in Small to Medium OrganizationsTools for Managing iChat Server AdminWorkgroup Manager Command-Line ToolsUnderstanding iChat Service Using Other Chat Applications ServiceUnderstanding iChat Screen Names Adding an Account to iChatConfiguring and Starting Open Directory Setup OverviewTurning iChat Service On Opening Firewall Ports for iChat ServiceSetting up iChat To turn iChat service onTo configure iChat General settings Configuring General SettingsTo set up iChat to log chat sessions Configuring Logging SettingsStarting iChat Setting Sacl Permissions for Users and Groups Setting Access Control for iChatTo start iChat service Managing iChatUsing SSL for iChat Setting Sacl Permissions for AdministratorsTo set administrator Sacl permissions for iChat To identify an SSL certificate for use by iChat Locating iChat Configuration FilesTurning Auto-Buddy Support On Viewing iChat LogsStopping iChat Setting Up and Managing iChat Service Setting Up S2S Communication Setting Up Advanced iChat Service ConfigurationsLinking Multiple Chat Servers S2S To enable or disable S2S communication Using Certificates to Secure S2S CommunicationSecuring S2S Connections To select a certificate Creating an Approved Federation Domain ListTo create a federation domain list Setting the iChat Authentication Method Integrating with Directory ServicesTo select an authentication method To configure iChat on a virtually hosted domain Setting Up iChat on Virtually Hosted DomainsSetting Up Advanced iChat Service Configurations Apple Filing Protocol See AFP GlossaryDomain name See DNS name Domain Name System See DNS Home directory See home folder File Transfer Protocol See FTPInternet Protocol See IP Network File System See NFS Line Printer Remote See LPROplocks See opportunistic locking QuickTime Streaming Server See Qtss User Datagram Protocol See UDP User ID See UID Transmission Control Protocol See TCPGlossary Index Index