Changes

  use rocketchat

  use rocketchat

  db.rocketchat_settings.update({"_id" <nowiki>: "SMTP_Host"}, {$set: {"value":"mail.yourdomain.com"}})

  db.rocketchat_settings.update({"_id" <nowiki>: "SMTP_Host"}, {$set: {"value":"mail.yourdomain.com"}})

      db.rocketchat_settings.update({"_id"</nowiki> <nowiki>: "From_Email"}, {$set: {"value":"admin@yourdomain.com"}})

      db.rocketchat_settings.update({"_id"</nowiki> <nowiki>: "From_Email"}, {$set: {"value":"admin@yourdomain.com"}})

      exit</nowiki>

      exit</nowiki>

Restart Rocket.Chat to be sure:

Restart Rocket.Chat to be sure:

  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 \

  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"}})

  <nowiki>db.rocketchat_settings.update({"_id":"From_Email"}, {$set: {"value":"admin@yourdomain.com"}})

  db.rocketchat_settings.update({"_id":"SMTP_Host"}, {$set: {"value":"mail.yourdomain.com"}})

  db.rocketchat_settings.update({"_id":"SMTP_Host"}, {$set: {"value":"mail.yourdomain.com"}})</nowiki>

Replace specific user ID's password in the database:

Replace specific user ID's password in the database:

  db.users.update( {'_id': 'useridhere'}, {$set: {'services.password.bcrypt': 'bcryptedpasswordhere'}}, {multi:true} )

  <nowiki>db.users.update( {'_id': 'useridhere'}, {$set: {'services.password.bcrypt': 'bcryptedpasswordhere'}}, {multi:true} )</nowiki>

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.

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.