# for user EMAIL_HOST_USER goes in `/etc/zulip/nf`. # Passwords and secrets are not stored in this file.
INSTALL SLACK UBUNTU 18 UPDATE
If you installed Postfix, then update the settings like this: # EMAIL_HOST and EMAIL_HOST_USER are generally required.
INSTALL SLACK UBUNTU 18 INSTALL
If you don’t have an SMTP server for your domain, install one on the server: sudo apt install -y postfixĮdit /etc/zulip/settings.py update the settings under “Outgoing email (SMTP) settings”. Right now, we have a big red bar telling us that we need to configure email. After that, we’re done, and you’ll be redirected to your Zulip app! Configure Email The setup page will ask for a few more details like the organization name fill out those as well. There will be a page asking us to create a new Zulip organization:įill out your e-mail address and press Create organization. After it’s done, the installer will pop out a URL to setup our Zulip website: Please visit the following secure single-use link to register your The installation will take several minutes. If you don’t have a domain name or subdomain, you can install Zulip with a self-signed SSL certificate and access it directly with your server’s IP address, but you’ll get an SSL warning in the browser (replace A.B.C.D with your server IP): sudo. Zulip will automatically acquire a free SSL certificate from Let’s Encrypt. zulip-server-*/scripts/setup/install -certbot -hostname= If you have a domain name, configure the DNS on a subdomain to point to your server, and run the Zulip installer, replacing with your subdomain: sudo. In the end, we’ll have a website like this:Īwesome, huh? Alright, let’s get started! Don’t worry - this will be quick because the Zulip developers made the installation process super easy!ĭownload and extract the latest Zulip release: cd /tmp In this tutorial, we’ll install Zulip on an Ubuntu server the steps will work with Ubuntu 16.04 or Ubuntu 18.04. Zulip is an open source chat software for teams, and is an excellent self-hosted alternative to Slack.
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