#Mongo mac os docker password

Now comes that most important command line that will convert your mongoDB instance as a replica. If you have managed to log as root your command line will be something like rs:PRIMARY or something like that.

#Mongo mac os docker password

Make sure that root password is the same one that you have used as an env variable parameter for the MONGO_INITDB_ROOT_PASSWORD variable Mongo -u root -p yourRootPass -authenticationDatabase admin The reason is that we will have to convert this mongoDB instance as the 1st replica node (no matter that there will be no other nodes in the future, this is how RC currently works, and demands the setting).Īfter you have started bash command inside the mongodb container (via Terminal tab for example). Now 1st thing we need is an admin mongoDB database. To do that connect to your container via a command line or the Terminal tab in Syno UI (or via portainer if you are running it) using the bash command.

Open up a text editor and create one with the following content: replication:Īfter you have setup the container you will need to prepare it to run in replica mode. One more thing that needs to be configured for all this to work is to prepare the conf file (that will be mapped as a volume). MONGO_INITDB_ROOT_PASSWORD = define a pass for your root accountīe sure that you will enter the following command in the CMD parameter when creating this container! This can be set under the Environmental variable tab (Synology Docker UI on the bottom of the tab)./your/local/folder/mongodb/nf:/etc/nfĮnvironment variables (apart from the default ones):.MongoDB containerįor this setup, we can use mongo:latest image configured with the following settings (I will not post docker compose file here considering some people might use the Synodocker UI): In the past month, RC DEV team has made a change on the MongoDB side that got many users upset because the new version of RC (1.0+) would not run without the proper settings on the MongoDB instance. This platform will be run via Docker considering it's not supported natively via package center (Synology has its own version called Chat). To conclude, considering that its open source you can customize it to your needs (CSS, logo, and fonts for example). The platform can be accessed via a web UI, and any modern mobile or desktop OS. On top of all this, there are also options to send files, run separate discussions, links, and more. In short, RC is a platform that will allow you to run your very own, private chat platform by means of using private messages, public and private channels, E2E encryption (still in beta), and even voice and audio. Just in case that you haven't heard about any of those platforms or have never used them, let say in short what RC is.

In this tutorial, we will focus on running an open source, private alternative to those platforms. Did you hear of SLACK? How about Discord? Microsoft Teams? Great! Then you know what this tutorial will be all about.