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Line 87: − To be able to auto start Rocket.Chat one could use the /etc/rc.d/rc.local file, but using the init system is cleaner and much more controlled. Nodejs has small utilities (modules) that can create the correct init script based on your specific Rocket.Chat setup.+ − − To install these Nodejs modules issue: − npm install -g forever − npm install -g forever-service −
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==Auto start Rocket.Chat at boot==
==Auto start Rocket.Chat at boot==
Since SME Server has put it's name in /etc/system-release, the (NodeJS) forever utility will not be able to detect the main distribution name (e.g. CentOS) and will exit with an error. To add 'SME Server' to the list of recognised distributions so that the forever-service tool will run properly, is to execute the following command (don't be disturbed by the Oracle mentioning, it's just to locate the correct position):
Since SME Server has put it's name in /etc/system-release, the forever utility will not be able to detect the main distribution name (e.g. CentOS) and will exit with an error. To add 'SME Server' to the list of recognised distributions so that the forever-service tool will run properly, is to execute the following command (don't be disturbed by the Oracle mentioning, it's just to locate the correct position):
sed -i -e 's/(Oracle Linux)/(Oracle Linux)|(SME Server)/' \
sed -i -e 's/(Oracle Linux)/(Oracle Linux)|(SME Server)/' \
/opt/rh/nodejs010/root/usr/lib/node_modules/forever-service/templates/sysvinit/installer.js
/opt/rh/nodejs010/root/usr/lib/node_modules/forever-service/templates/sysvinit/installer.js
