Hi Community,

I followed these steps to set up rocketchat:

1. I installed the EGW core (without rocketchat)

2. Afterwards I enabled the mySQL root to access from any device (not just localhost) and created the /root/.my.cnf
   containing:
   [client]
   password = secret
3. Then I executed:
   apt update
   HTTP_HOST= host.domain.tld apt install egroupware-rocketchat
4. Next I added the /etc/egroupware-rocketchat/docker-compose.override.yml as follows:
   extra_hosts:
   - “host.domain.tld:172.17.0.1”
5. Last I forbitt the mysql-root to access from anywhere again and removed the /root/.my.cnf

Now I managed to connect by providing the admin-ceredentials of the egroupware instance within the rocket chat dialog

But it says:

To finish I neet to create a cloud register

Two questions:

A) how shall I fullfill this ? Providing my egroupware-admin credentials does not work … So do I need to create an additional login-account, independent from the one of egroupware ? when i provide the email there comes nothing…
B) I do not see any information regarding costs there - i guess this service is for free ?

Most of RC is working, I believe. But push is not working - it provides “Es liegen keine Tokens für diesen Benutzer vor”.

1. I have registered at rocket chat with the same username as the rocketchat administrator within EGW (but provided a different password - maybe that was wrong?)
2. I have confirmed the email and select own managed service (or something similar)
3. Then I got a token
4. I entered this token in connectivity-service of RC in EGW - so there must be atoken, right ?

But the mesg complains there was none … Its not clear to me what went wrong here

Push inside the webUI - I tested this by clicking test-push within
EGW Web UI --> RocketChat APP --> Administration --> Push Message --> Send a push message to my self

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I would expect this triggers a “pop-up” inside the Web-UI if someone contact me… (?)