I think there is nothing to celebrate in such a case.

Slack is much more universal, and it does not force me to open a browser to chat.

Just my two cents.

    Thanks for the update. The change seems good to me. Also, Rocket Chat seems to be a really great solution to non-developers who want to provide chat support on their websites. Can't wait to see --rocketchat in action 😃

    This is really great!
    Could you (or someone) posts. tutorial on how to install rocket chat on a server, using the tools in Wordops, please?

    Because I tried, and I appear to have done something or wrong, or am missing something. I can't connect to it using any of the apps.

      ZinkDifferent

      On Ubuntu 18.04 LTS :

      # install rocket.chat
sudo snap install rocketchat-server

# create the reverse-proxy
wo site create chat.site.tld --proxy=127.0.0.1:3000

# secure with ssl
wo site update chat.site.tld -le

      There are some changes to make in the vhost configuration according to the rocket.chat documentation : https://rocket.chat/docs/installation/manual-installation/configuring-ssl-reverse-proxy/#running-behind-a-nginx-ssl-reverse-proxy

          VirtuBox Thank you.
          I have followed these instructions - when I try to secure with ssl, I get:

          Reinstalling SSL cert with acme.sh
          Adding /var/www/hola.site.tld/conf/nginx/ssl.conf
          Issuing SSL certificate with acme.sh [OK]
          Deploying SSL cert with acme.sh [OK]
          Unable to Search string /etc/letsencrypt in /var/www/22222/conf/nginx/ssl.conf
          Not sure what is happening there

              ZinkDifferent I have introduced this feature with the release v3.9.8.1, if there is no letsencrypt certificate used to secure the backend on 22222, then WordOps will use the first certificate issued to secure the backend.
              But in your case, it seems there is no file /var/www/22222/conf/nginx/ssl.conf.
              You can fix it by creating this directory and file (it doesn't matter if it's empty).

                  VirtuBox But in your case, it seems there is no file /var/www/22222/conf/nginx/ssl.conf.

                  This appears to be one of the situations created by an eye to wo migration.

                    VirtuBox On Ubuntu 18.04 LTS :

                    By the way, this worked fabulously. The snap instructions on the rocket.chat site created an installation that wouldn’t work with mobile apps. Your instructions worked really well.

                    what do your Nginx configuration tweaks look like, please? The instructions at the location you linked aren’t really effective.

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