Rocketchat change logo how to#
In this tutorial, we will show you how to install and configure Rocket.Chat on Ubuntu 18.04 VPS. Rocket.Chat is the best choice for you if you are looking for an open-source chat platform to host in the Cloud. With Rocket.Chat, you can chat with team members, create channels and private groups, make video and audio calls, share screens, and upload files. It is very similar to Slack and offers similar features including file sharing, ticketing systems, video chat, and conferencing. When I tried to sign in on the app, I got an error message stating that the server did not support is a free, open-source, self-hosted chat application that allows you to host your own chat server. With a an nginx reverse proxy accepting and terminating the SSL connections. In my setup, I am running RocketChat behind a NAT, # this is used to expose the hubot port for notifications on the host on port 3001, e.g. EXTERNAL_SCRIPTS=hubot-help,hubot-seen,hubot-links,hubot-diagnostics # you can add more scripts as you'd like here, they need to be installable by npm Image: rocketchat/hubot-rocketchat:latest
Rocketchat change logo password#
# hubot, the popular chatbot (add the bot user first and change the password before starting this image)
# it will run the command and remove himself (it will not stay running) # this container's job is just run the command to initialize the replica set. "=Host: "Ĭommand: mongod -oplogSize 128 -replSet rs0 -storageEngine=wiredTiger
MONGO_URL=mongodb://mongo:27017/rocketchat Image: /rocketchat/rocket.chat:latestĮcho \"Tried $$i times. I tweaked the docker-compose file as shown in this pull request which resolved my issues. I came back to this after not having used Rocket Chat in quite some time and hit an issue when re-deploying. You may wish to install the client rather than connecting through your web browser. I will provide better instructions for how to do this, at a later date. IssuesĪt this point, the only way to enable SSL is to configure a reverse proxy that points to this container.
The folders are volumes for your containers and hold the state so that your server will persist across reboots/containers. A Note About StateĪfter having run the docker-compose up command, rocket chat will create the following folders from wherever you ran the command (which should be in $HOME if you used my instructions). One of the first things you may need to do is look through the settings and configure SMTP and email confirmation for registration. If you wait patiently enough, eventually you will see this screen and you're good to go. You may also see messages in the CLI from when you ran docker-compose with error messages from hubot_1. The first time you register, you will be stuck on this screen for a looooong time. Register yourself as the first user, which does not require email authentication and will default you to being an administrator.
There is no default admin account at the time of writing this tutorial. Navigate to the server in your web browser. Start rocket chat (both the mongo database container and the application container) by running the command below: docker-compose up Go through it and change all instances of to your server's IP or hostname. MONGO_OPLOG_URL=mongodb://mongo:27017/local ROOT_URL= - MONGO_URL=mongodb://mongo:27017/rocketchat It should look similar to below (although it keeps changing). mv Rocket.Chat/docker-compose.yml $HOME/.
Rocketchat change logo code#
git clone Ĭlone the docker-compose file up to your home and remove all the other content (we dont actually wan the code and this simplifies the volumes later). Firstly, install docker and then install docker compose if you haven't already.Ĭlone the RocketChat repository and navigate to within the source code.
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