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'''[[Rocket_Chat#smeserver-rocketchat_contrib|Contrib]]''': [mailto:jcrisp@safeandsound.co.uk[[User:ReetP|John Crisp]]]
'''[[Rocket_Chat#smeserver-rocketchat_contrib|Contrib]]''': [mailto:jcrisp@safeandsound.co.uk][[User:ReetP|John Crisp]]
{{Note box|Please note that there is also a howto on manually installing Rocket.Chat [[Rocket_Chat|'''here''']]}}
{{Note box|Please note that there is also a howto on manually installing Rocket.Chat [[Rocket_Chat|'''here''']]
However, due to dependencies a manual install will not work on SME}}Version up to 0.61.2 will work with this contrib.
Later versions will need my newer smeserver-rocketchat-0.2.x contrib which uses docker.
==smeserver-rocketchat contrib==
==smeserver-rocketchat contrib==
{{WIP box}}
{{WIP box}}
This contrib aims to reduce some of the setup for rocketchat and add some flexibility with settings
This contrib aims to reduce some of the setup for rocketchat and add some flexibility with settings
==Current version==
3rd March 2018
Rocket RPM in my repo is 0.61.2
0.61.2 is likely to be the last version that can be installed direct to CentOS 6/ Koozali SME v9.x due to node module dependency requirements
I have tried to build 0.62.0 so far without success see this bug https://github.com/RocketChat/Rocket.Chat/issues/9943
https://reetspetit.com/smeserver/6/repoview/rocketchat.html
Latest source is here:
https://github.com/RocketChat/Rocket.Chat/tags
{{Note box|Latest version is 0.61.2
node: v4.6.2
This requires node 8.x and a prebuilt module which the RPM should install}}I am currently looking at running Rocket 0.62 on docker in CentOS 6 which I do have working using the existing local Mongo DB
I will post a link to a new wiki page when I have it tested further and know what I am doing with Docker
==Required repos==
Add repos:
* [[epel]]
* [[Centos-sclo-rh]]
* [[User:ReetP|reetp]]
* [[Fws]]
/sbin/e-smith/db yum_repositories set epel repository \
/sbin/e-smith/db yum_repositories set epel repository \
EnableGroups no Visible yes status disabled
EnableGroups no Visible yes status disabled
/sbin/e-smith/db yum_repositories set nodejs \
/sbin/e-smith/db yum_repositories set nodejs8 \
repository Name 'Node JS 4' \
repository Name 'Node JS 8' \
BaseURL https://rpm.nodesource.com/pub_4.x/el/6/x86_64 \
BaseURL https://rpm.nodesource.com/pub_8.x/el/6/x86_64 \
EnableGroups no GPGCheck no Visible yes status disabled
EnableGroups no GPGCheck no Visible yes status disabled
signal-event yum-modify
signal-event yum-modify
yum --enablerepo=nodejs install nodejs nodejs-devel
yum --enablerepo=nodejs8 install nodejs nodejs-devel
==RocketChat 0.40+==
From Rocketchat 0.40 onwards you require a higher version of node than the one in the SCL repos.
Rocket.Chat v 60.0+ requires:
node: v8.9.3
npm: v5.6.0
This can be installed from the node repo. The following is how to check and set up node versions manually - the rpm should sort this out for you.
===Setup node versions:===
===Setup node versions:===
Some of this is magic (to me!) and I still don't get the local and global stuff. Be careful with paths. See NPM Usage below for more.
The node rpm install node to /usr/bin but the npm 'n' module will install to /usr/local/bin
Check the version of node in /usr/bin
[root@test ~]# node -v
v8.9.3
Install n version manager:
Install n version manager:
npm install -g n
npm install -g n
Install specific node version (which will go in /usr/local/bin)<syntaxhighlight>
n 8.9.3
</syntaxhighlight>Install the LTS version<syntaxhighlight>
n lts
</syntaxhighlight>List available versions<syntaxhighlight>
n ls
</syntaxhighlight>Install latest version of npm:
npm install -g npm
[root@test ~]# npm --version
Install specific npm version:
npm install -g npm@5.6.0
Show the npm version<syntaxhighlight>
[root@test ~]# npm --version
5.6.0
</syntaxhighlight>
=== Install required rpms ===
<syntaxhighlight>
yum --enablerepo=centos-sclo-rh,epel install scl-utils rh-python34-python rh-mongodb26-mongodb rh-mongodb26-mongodb-server \
GraphicsMagick
</syntaxhighlight>
You should be able to install the smeserver-rocketchat RPM now
You should be able to install the smeserver-rocketchat RPM now
signal-event post-upgrade;signal-event reboot
signal-event post-upgrade;signal-event reboot
Now we should be able to install rocketchat itself
Now we should be able to install rocketchat itself - it is better to specify a version here in case a newer version breaks anything:
yum --enablerepo=reetp install rocketchat
yum --enablerepo=reetp install rocketchat-0.59.6
Check the progress:
Check the progress:
use rocketchat
use rocketchat
db.rocketchat_settings.update({"_id" : "SMTP_Host"}, {$set: {"value":"mail.yourdomain.com"}})
db.rocketchat_settings.update({"_id" : "SMTP_Host"}, {$set: {"value":"mail.yourdomain.com"}})
db.rocketchat_settings.update({"_id" : "From_Email"}, {$set: {"value":"admin@yourdomain.com"}})
db.rocketchat_settings.update({"_id": "From_Email"}, {$set: {"value":"admin@yourdomain.com"}})
exit<
Restart Rocket.Chat to be sure:
Restart Rocket.Chat to be sure:
Check /var/log/rocketchat.log
Check /var/log/rocketchat.log
Try running main.js
Try running main.js manually:<syntaxhighlight>
export PORT=3000
export MAIL_URL=smtp://localhost:25
export MONGO_URL=mongodb://localhost:27017/rocketchat
export ROOT_URL=http://my.smeserver.net/opt/Rocket.Chat
node main.js
</syntaxhighlight>
===SSL with Proxypass===
===SSL with Proxypass===
signal-event remoteaccess-update
signal-event remoteaccess-update
Now we need to setup our subdomain
Now we need to setup our subdomain for the reverse proxy
db domains set chat.mycompany.local domain Description RocketChat Nameservers internet \
db domains set chat.mycompany.local domain Description RocketChat Nameservers internet \
use rocketchat
use rocketchat
Show all collections in DB
show collections
Show all entries in a collection
db.rocketchat_avatars.chunks.find()
db.rocketchat_settings.find({"_id" : "SMTP_Host"})
db.rocketchat_settings.find({"_id" : "SMTP_Host"})
db.rocketchat_settings.findOne({_id : "SMTP_Host"}, {_id:0, value: 1})
db.rocketchat_settings.findOne({_id : "SMTP_Host"}, {_id:0, value: 1})
db.rocketchat_settings.update({"_id":"From_Email"}, {$set: {"value":"admin@yourdomain.com"}})
db.rocketchat_settings.update({"_id":"SMTP_Host"}, {$set: {"value":"mail.yourdomain.com"}})
Remove all entries in a collection (CAREFUL!!!!!!)
db.rocketchat_avatars.chunks.remove({})
Help
help
Some more mongo commands for reference
https://github.com/RocketChat/Rocket.Chat/issues/15880#issuecomment-570070433
Directly check a specific user ID from bash:
mongo rocketchat --eval "db.users.find({'username':'usernamehere'}).forEach( function(u) { print(u._id + \" ; \" + u.username); } )"
Log into rocketchat database:
mongo rocketchat
Check out all the user IDs in the database:
db.users.find().forEach( function(u) { print(u._id + ";" + u.username); } )
Or just a specific user's ID:
db.users.find({'username':'usernamehere'}).forEach( function(u) { print(u._id + \" ; \" + u.username); } )
Replace specific user ID's password in the database:
db.users.update( {'_id': 'useridhere'}, {$set: {'services.password.bcrypt': 'bcryptedpasswordhere'}}, {multi:true} )
My only issue with above (only time I needed it for recovery purposes), was that I didn't know which tool to use to generate a bcrypted password. So in the hurry I copied the hash from one account I already knew (my own). If someone knows a good command for creating one directly in bash, I assume it would do.
There are bcrypt password generators online, and various libraries you can use
For listing out any passwords in the database I used:
db.rocketchat_settings.update({"_id" : "SMTP_Host"}, {$set: {"value":"mail.yourdomain.com"}})
db.users.find().forEach( function(u) { print(u.services.password.bcrypt + " ; " + u.username); } )
If you have deactivated users it may fail so use this for individual accounts.
However, you can get it for an individual user with:
db.users.find({'username':'SomeUserName'}).forEach( function(u) { print(u.services.password.bcrypt + " ; " + u.username); } )
Set a user config item:
db.users.update( {'username': 'SomeUserName'}, {$set: {'settings.preferences.showMessageInMainThread': 'true'}} )
Find a single user:
db.getCollection('users').find( {'username':'SomeUserName'} )
Get limited information:
db.getCollection('users').find({}, {"username":1, "settings.preferences.showMessageInMainThread":1})
Reset 2FA nonsense:
db.users.update({'username': 'SomeUserName'}, {$unset: {'services.totp': 1}});
db.users.update({'username': 'SomeUserName'}, {$unset: {'services.email2fa': 1}});
===Database Backup===
===Database Backup===
mongoURL=localhost
mongoURL=localhost
status=enabled
status=enabled
==Koozali SME v10==
I am starting to look at running this under docker on v10
Some quick notes.
You will need
Docker
https://wiki.contribs.org/Docker
Docker Compose (because it makes it easier to template)
https://github.com/docker/compose/releases
Mongo (I prefer to run a full instance rather than a docker one)
https://wiki.contribs.org/MongoDB
Make sure you add replicaset support in Mongo
https://docs.rocket.chat/installation/manual-installation/centos
I'll add more later, and try and make a full contrib in due course
===CentOS 7 notes===
Setup storage engine and replication for MongoDB (mandatory for versions > 1), and enable and start MongoDB and Rocket.Chat:
They still recommend mmapv1 but it is probably better to stick with the default WiredTiger. Here's how to change if required:
sed -i "s/^# engine:/ engine: mmapv1/" /etc/mongod.conf
You MUST initialise a replicaset so we must add this to the conf file:
sed -i "s/^#replication:/replication:\n replSetName: rs01/" /etc/mongod.conf
Start Mongo
systemctl enable mongod && sudo systemctl start mongod
Initiate the set:
mongo --eval "printjson(rs.initiate())"
