@martinv that one runs every minute btw 🙂 thanks for posting the solution!

@foliovision All three are good solutions, lattermost probably being the most closed one. Alternatively I can also highly recommend NC Talk

@joseph Its kind of a hassle (to add main domain just to be able to send emails) .. But this worked 🙂

At least for my case scenario. Luckily I am using CloudFlare for domains so I was able to get free wild cert for both main domain and sub domain and was able to add them free of cost. Would be a real inconvenience if the domain was setup elsewhere.

I wish (I hope) there would be a setting to disable those "SSO (OIDC or LDAP) and also Email" features if one does not require them at all. (for a very good reason).

@nebulon said in RocketChat requires version 6.7 for app support but in back end we have Rocket.Chat 6.3.2:

Newer Cloudron versions should show when a platform update is blocked by an old Ubuntu version. We just can't update already shipped versions.

Glad to hear it. Not having that notification caused us endless trouble with Rocket.Chat over the last six months, including a couple of support requests to you. Your answers were effectively nonsense ("update rocket.chat"), as we could not update Rocket.Chat.

From your post, it looks like you installed Rocket.chat via docker directly. If you did use Cloudron, see the mongodb access guide via various clients - https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/connect-mongodb/

@luckow good tip !

The automatic enrollment of all upgraded servers (including auto-updated) into the starter enterprise subscription with a limit of 25 users was a bad decision, not thought out at all.

Almost all users of open source, and Rocket.chat in particular, are especially sensitive about privacy and consent.

Anyway, the Community Edition users won't have the user number limitation, which is now clear. Phew.

As for chat clients, we had Rocketchat with Omnichannel some time ago but abandoned it.
Since our students were already on Discord, We moved to Discord as well. The interface takes some time to get used to though.

@foliovision maybe alternately, you can change the storage to file system. It's somewhere in attachment configuration under rocket.chat settings. But IMPORTANT note: I think this makes the existing attachments inaccessible. I think someone asked for a script to migrate but this is not an easy task.

Ah, so it is the mongodb that needs a lot of ram allocated to it, thank you
I was wondering with service to put ram too, so this helps a lot of thanks ;))

@sir-paradise said in Firefox not showing or playing video:

Who the hell uses WordPress anymore, lol

42.8% of the top 10 million websites as of October 2021.

Solved: I don't know what was wrong, but I canceled the connection and re-connected my instance to my rocket.chat account. Works fine now....

Ah, good catch. That package was missing . @Leonm please check with the latest rocket.chat package.

@sarjunan see this guide - https://docs.cloudron.io/guides/import-mongodb/

Thank You! 🙂

@jdaviescoates Was just seeing what's new, as it's still got the website chat popup feature that's useful. Open to other options for that, but this little issue distracted me first.

@jdaviescoates Thanks

@girish I missed this response! Thanks! I'll give it another go! Thank you!

@girish damn, thanks.

I'll add something there too.

Seems to be solved in the latest update.