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Chat

OpenTHC Chat System. Tools for deploying and managing Mattermost integrated into ... stuff.

Chat is Mattermost service running behind an Nginx proxy.

Create Database

create user openthc_chat with encrypted password 'openthc_chat';
create database openthc_chat with owner openthc_chat;

Install Mattermost

Then configure it. Use our example configuration file and change all the openthc.example.com to something good.

Create First (root) User

Have to have the config values TeamSettings.EnableUserCreation (maybe?) and EmailSettings.EnableSignUpWithEmail both set to TRUE for setup. Then disable after the first user is added.

./mattermost/bin/mmctl user create --email <SOMETHING> --username <SOMETHING> --password '<PASSWORD>'
./mattermost/bin/mmctl auth login https://chat.openthc.example.com/

Then put the token from ~/.config/mmctl/config into etc/config.php as mattermost.root-sk

Create Teams

./bin/chat-init.sh

Then you have to go into each Team and upload files and configure the other nice things in there, manually.

Permissions

You have to go into this permissions page and configure them as you see fit.

https://chat.openthc.example.com/admin_console/user_management/permissions/system_scheme

Caddy

See ./etc/Caddyfile-example

Upgrade

OLD_VERSION="6.1.0"
NEW_VERSION="8.1.2"


  971  wget https://releases.mattermost.com/8.1.2/mattermost-8.1.2-linux-amd64.tar.gz
  976  tar -zxf mattermost-8.1.2-linux-amd64.tar.gz --transform='s,^[^/]\+,\0-8.1.2,'


  985  kill $(pidof mattermost)
  986  pidof mattermost

  989  cd mattermost-6.1.0/
  990  rsync -av mattermost-6.1.0/config/ mattermost-8.1.2/config/
  991  rsync -av mattermost-6.1.0/data/   mattermost-8.1.2/data/
  992  rsync -av mattermost-6.1.0/data/   mattermost-8.1.2/data/

  996  rm mattermost
  997  ln -s mattermost-8.1.2 mattermost

  999  bash -x ./mattermost.sh
 1002  tail -f mattermost/mattermost.log

Upgrade Cleanup

Use this to find duplicate files in the old directory. Then use perl to cleanup and generate some rm commands.

diff -qrs ./new ./old > same.txt
perl -e '($f1, $f2) = m/Files (.+) and (.+) are identical/; print "rm \"$f2\"\n";' -n ./same.txt > rm-same.sh

Integrate

Our integration uses some PHP scripts to boot-strap the authentication from our universe.