You want to then extract the archive and move it to the /opt folder tar xvf mattermost- 5.
#Mattermost password hash install
We are then going to install Mattermost by running the following command (here, version 5.37.0 is being installed, check the most recent version of Mattermost at the time you are installing it).
Next, we want to add a new user to run our mattermost instance (the user is named mattermost): sudo useradd -system -user-group mattermost Run the following command to exit the PostgreSQL account: exit GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE mattermost to Use your own username and password, and make sure you remember the username and password you chose for the user, as it will be used for future configurations. You should see that the role was created. You can run \l to see all databases, and you should see the mattermost database there. psqlĪfter running the command above, you should see printed on the command-line that the database was created.
*Note, copy all commands as is, so make sure the commands are in uppercase and that there is a ' ' at the end of each statement (I left both parts out on my first attempt at running mattermost… it didn't work :p). Next, what you want to do is write a series of commands. Once it finishes downloading, run the following command to login into the PostgreSQL database: sudo -login -user postgres sudo apt updateĪfter, you should reboot the system by running: rebootįirst, you want to download PostgreSQL by running the command below: sudo apt -y install postgresql postgresql-contrib
#Mattermost password hash update
The process is not complicated, and I have added explanations (and things you should note) for each step to help you through it :)īefore starting, you should first update and upgrade Ubuntu. This tutorial will be taking you through the process of setting up Mattermost on Ubuntu 20.04. It is a messaging platform that uses either PostgreSQL or MySQL in the backend (PostgreSQL will be used in this tutorial). Mattermost is a self-hosted and open source alternative to Slack.
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