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error configuring WebSocket listener conf / config.xml with PuTTY

Posted February 16, 2021 248 views
Linux CommandsUbuntu 20.04

Greetings community, I am trying to configure WebSocket listener, with PuTTY, everything is fine when copying and saving in conf / config.xml, but when restarting the server, I do not get a favorable response.
I am also getting this error.

ERROR - Could not read the configuration file /opt/hivemq/conf/config.xml. Using default config

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KFSys February 17, 2021

Hi @wjimenezb7,

Usually, that error is generated when there is a typo somewhere in the config file. I’ve searched the Hivemq community for similar issues and it seems like every time this error is mentioned, it’s a typo or some kind of misconfiguration in the configuration file you mentioned:

 /opt/hivemq/conf/config.xml

You have two options now. To paste the configuration file here and we to try and help you out without being experts on it.

The second one would be to check the Hivemq community about such a problem.

I would start with the first option and we are not able to help out go with the second one.

Regards,
KFSys

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