Matrix/Riot
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@girish My concern is having anything at example.com
It would be cleaner to just have cloudron handle that for me. Small gripe, not a big deal at all.@will said in Matrix/Riot:
It would be cleaner to just have cloudron handle that for me. Small gripe, not a big deal at all.
Ah, Cloudron side limitation can definitely be fixed
I agree that having to ssh and put files manually in a cryptic location is kinda crude. This will be fixed soonish but we just wanted to get the apps out for testing sooner rather than later.
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@will said in Matrix/Riot:
It would be cleaner to just have cloudron handle that for me. Small gripe, not a big deal at all.
Ah, Cloudron side limitation can definitely be fixed
I agree that having to ssh and put files manually in a cryptic location is kinda crude. This will be fixed soonish but we just wanted to get the apps out for testing sooner rather than later.
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@yusf that is a good question, I moved the app to a different subdomain to test around, but that's probably not it. I'm guessing it is because of new keys and everything, haven't tried to re-use any of the existing ones.
Oh yea, atm there is no default channel, you might want to remove the comment on those lines as well to get new users in there automatically
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I'm transitioning my external reverse-proxy-and-well-known solution to the Cloudron solution. Is there any way I can configure Riot to have
https://domain.tld
asbase_url
while still having the Synapse server athttps://matrix.domain.tld
? This way I would be able keep Riot user sessions across migration. -
@yusf That should not be a problem. Riot can be installed on the main domain as well. Just make sure the
.well-known
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FWIW, I just installed all of this and tested it. Works great, instructions are clear. The yaml edits referenced by @msbt were quite helpful on the external-registration side.
Look forward to the eventual Jitsi package.
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@yusf reverse proxy configs will get overwritten during updates. I think https://cloudron.io/documentation/apps/#well-known-uris should help setup well knowns the way you want them, no?
@girish Well-known is in place for Synapse already, but it seems that well-known configurations aren't enough to enable entering
domain.tld
as homeserver in Riot sign-in when the server is atmatrix.domain.tld
.What seems to be needed is the ability to forward the whole
/_matrix
path atdomain.tld
to Synapse.In nginx terms I belive that would look something like this:
server { listen 443; server_name domain.tld; location /_matrix { proxy_pass https://matrix.domain.tld; } }
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OK, I found https://github.com/vector-im/riot-web/issues/4125 which is an open issue for implementing admin functions in Riot. I also found https://github.com/Awesome-Technologies/synapse-admin which can probably be run locally.
@girish I really hope this is possible add this in Wishlist for Matrix User and room manageable so spamming prevent and keep my chat server clean
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@girish I really hope this is possible add this in Wishlist for Matrix User and room manageable so spamming prevent and keep my chat server clean
@ApplegateR said in Matrix/Riot:
@girish I really hope this is possible add this in Wishlist for Matrix User and room manageable so spamming prevent and keep my chat server clean
What are you referring to ? Did you maybe reply in the wrong thread?
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@ApplegateR said in Matrix/Riot:
@girish I really hope this is possible add this in Wishlist for Matrix User and room manageable so spamming prevent and keep my chat server clean
What are you referring to ? Did you maybe reply in the wrong thread?
@girish have a admin access from web. So that way I can manage user or room.
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@girish have a admin access from web. So that way I can manage user or room.
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@girish have a admin access from web. So that way I can manage user or room.
@ApplegateR I just tried what @msbt mentioned and it works great. One error I ran into was that after uploading the files to a root surfer app and trying to log in, it spit out a "session expired" error. It turned out the account I was using wasn't an admin. To make a user an admin, refer to the doc here.
Basically, in Cloudron --> app settings page --> web terminal, and enter this code.
PGPASSWORD=${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_PASSWORD} psql -h ${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_HOST} -p ${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_PORT} -U ${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_USERNAME} -d ${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_DATABASE} -c "UPDATE users SET admin=1 WHERE name='@user:example.com'"
The only part you need to edit is the one at the end to match your desired Matrix user:
@user:example.com
Then, you can log in and manage the Matrix server.
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@ApplegateR I just tried what @msbt mentioned and it works great. One error I ran into was that after uploading the files to a root surfer app and trying to log in, it spit out a "session expired" error. It turned out the account I was using wasn't an admin. To make a user an admin, refer to the doc here.
Basically, in Cloudron --> app settings page --> web terminal, and enter this code.
PGPASSWORD=${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_PASSWORD} psql -h ${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_HOST} -p ${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_PORT} -U ${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_USERNAME} -d ${CLOUDRON_POSTGRESQL_DATABASE} -c "UPDATE users SET admin=1 WHERE name='@user:example.com'"
The only part you need to edit is the one at the end to match your desired Matrix user:
@user:example.com
Then, you can log in and manage the Matrix server.
@humptydumpty and @msbt thank you guy for Huge help and why this wasn't on docs if anyone really interesting to have one for matrix management
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@humptydumpty and @msbt thank you guy for Huge help and why this wasn't on docs if anyone really interesting to have one for matrix management
@ApplegateR confirm it is work and thank you and I will just use surfer it better than nothing! much appericate of creator done this