You can tell the

mfoss — Sun, 15 Apr 2007 12:51:21 +0000

On Linux it is created on the home directory of the user that runs it. Maybe on Windows it is the same. Please note that Windows may hide the file because its name starts with a dot: .erlang.cookie

If it is not created, you can still tell the cookie directly when ejabberd is started. Modify the script that starts ejabberd and add an option like: -setcookie MYCOOKIE464646WHAT

You can put any cookie you want. Make sure only you know the content, and put the same cookie on all the nodes of the cluster.

ejabberd - Comments for "Could not find .ERLANG.COOKIE file"

You can tell the