The purpose of this repository is to define the docker-based Rocket.Chat platform extension specification.
This extention is designed to support team chat.
Forked from https://github.com/josequaresma/adop-platform-extension-rocket.chat
- Support a basic Rocket.Chat load with the mongo backend
- Currently it can only be accessed directly on port 3000, more nginx work is needed
- Currently tested in aws instance type
- Local instance does not seem to work on windows due to docker-compose not being installed in the jenkins container
- LDAP integration working with manual setup (see below)
- Complete nginx config file.
- Get the right hostname (IP) in environment variables during load.
- Add LDAP configuration during extension load. Currently it must be done manually after the extension is loaded.
- Investigate if HuBot should be added.
- Run quickstart from Accenture/adop-docker-compose
- Use josequaresma/adop-docker-compose if you are running it on windows with a username that cointains a dot (".")
- Go to the Load Platform configuration, change the Branch Specifier field to '*/feature/support-docker-based-platform-extensions' and press Save
- Select Build with Parameters on the left side and use Robert's repo 'https://github.com/RobertNorthard/adop-platform-management.git'
- Go to the Load Platform Extension configuration and on the Execute shell code under Build comment out the if block that starts with
if [ ! "${CREDENTIALS}" = "adop-default" ]; then. Then press Save - Select Build with Parameters on the left side and use the following values:
- GIT_URL: 'https://github.com/josequaresma/adop-platform-extension-rocket.chat'
- GIT_REF: master
- AWS_CREDENTIALS: 'ADOP LDAP Admin'
- Rocket.Chat should now be available on http://YOUR_PLATFORM_IP:3000
- Go to the login page and register a new account
- The first user created has admin rights in Rocket.Chat
- Go to the LDAP configuration page and set the values (the fields not shown here can remain with the default value):
- Enable: True
- Host: ldap
- Port: 389
- Domain Base: dc=ldap,dc=example,dc=com
- Domain Search User: cn=admin,dc=ldap,dc=example,dc=com
- Domain Search Password: YOUR_PLATFORM_LDAP_ADMIN_PASSWORD
- Domain Search User ID: uid
- Domain Search Object Class: inetOrgPerson
- Domain Search Object Category: EMPTY
- Username Field: uid
- Sync Data: True
- User Data Field Map: {"displayName":"name", "mail":"email"}
- Default Domain: EMPTY
- Press SAVE CHANGES
- You should now be able to login using the username and password of a user in LDAP