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The script will install the letsencrypt tool on the server, generate SSL certificates for the jitsi meet domain name ‘’ etc. usr/share/jitsi-meet/scripts/install-letsencrypt-cert.sh Run the letsencrypt script provided by jitsi meet. Jitsi meet provides an automatic script for SSL Letsencrypt installation and configuration. Step 4 – Generate Letsencrypt SSL Certificate All packages including jitsi videobridge, jicofo, and nginx virtual host have been automatically installed and setup. Now we’re done for the jitsi meet installation. SSL certificate for jitsi meet instance – Chose the ‘generate a new self-signed certificate’. Jitsi videobridge domain name – type the domain name for jitsi installation ‘’. Through the jitsi meet installation, you will be asked about two things:

#Rocketchat nginx update#

Now update the repository and install jitsi meet packages. Sudo echo 'deb stable/' > /etc/apt//jitsi-stable.list We will be using a domain named ‘’ for our installation.Īdd jitsi key and repository to the system using the command below. In this step, we will install jitsi meet packages from the official jitsi repository. The Nginx web server installation has been completed – it’s running on default HTTP port 80. Now start the nginx service and enable it to launch every time on system boot. Install Nginx web server using the apt command below. In this tutorial, the Nginx web server will be used as a reverse proxy for the jitsi meet application. java -versionĪnd you will get the java OpenJDK 1.8 installed on the Ubuntu 18.04 server. Now check the Java OpenJDK version when all installation is complete. Sudo apt install openjdk-8-jre-headless -y sudo add-apt-repository ppa:openjdk-r/ppa At least, we need to get the java version 1.8 for jitsi applications installation, and we will install the Java OpenJDK packages from the PPA repository.Īdd the OpenJDK PPA repository and install the Java OpenJDK using the apt command below. The first step we need to do before deploying jitsi meet to our server is by installing java OpenJDK to the system. Now you can enable this service by running: systemctl enable rviceĪnd finally start it by running: systemctl start rvice Note: Replace the values in Environment with the values you used above. We need to configure Rocket.Chat to start as a service.įirst we create the service file: nano /usr/lib/systemd/system/rviceĪfter=network.target remote-fs.target nss-lookup.target nginx.target mongod.targetĮxecStart=/usr/local/bin/node /opt/Rocket.Chat/main.jsĮnvironment=MONGO_URL=mongodb://localhost:27017/rocketchat ROOT_URL= PORT=3000 Now that we have all of the dependencies installed, and have verified that Rocket.Chat works. Hit Ctrl + c in your terminal to stop Rocket.Chat. You should now be logged in as an administrator on your new Rocket.Chat installation. You will be prompted to select a username. For my instance I entered:name = AdminĬlick SUBMIT.

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Enter the admin’s name, email and password twice.

Replace -as-accessed-from-internet with the ip address or DNS hostname of your server you set above in the ROOT_URL Now lets do a quick test and see if everything is working before we continue: node main.jsīrowse to your new rocket-chat instance by opening your favorite web browser and entering the url Or for CentOs 6.X /etc/init.d/mongod start Now we need to start mongo: systemctl start mongod You can change it later in the admin menu.įirst let’s enable Mongodb to start with the host using: chkconfig mongod on If you don’t have DNS configured use your IP in place of the hostname. If you choose to use port 80 you will need to run Rocket.Chat as root. Replace 3000, with the port of your choosing. You can set PORT, ROOT_URL and MONGO_URL: export PORT=3000Įxport MONGO_URL=mongodb://localhost:27017/rocketchat

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Now we download and install Rocket.Chat cd /opt Using n we are going to install that version: n 8.9.3 The recommended Node.js version for using Rocket.Chat is 8.9.3. Now that we have Node.js and npm installed, we need to install a few more dependencies: npm install -g inherits n Now we need to install our dependencies from yum: yum install -y nodejs curl GraphicsMagick npm mongodb-org-server mongodb-org gcc-c++ Paste this into the new file: īaseurl=$releasever/mongodb-org/3.6/x86_64/ Populate the yum repo with the mongodb-org repository nano /etc//mongodb-org.repo yum -y install epel-release nano & yum -y update Add the epel repository and update everything.