Create Settings Page

[marceloschmidt]

• Configure external services authentication
• SMTP settings
• Disable registration Add the possibility to disable registration completely #224
• Disable e-mail verification
• LDAP options
• Analytic settings (set ID or disable)

Message Editing/Deleting

• Allow/Disallow message editing
• Allow/Disallow message deleting
• Show/Hide that a message has been edited/deleted
• Keep history of edited/deleted messages
• Automatic expire channels

[sampaiodiego]

I think we may define what kind of options we must have here, like:

• Options to configure external services authentication
• External e-mail server
• Disable register (for closed teams)

@marceloschmidt can you edit the issue with the "accepted" options?

[sampaiodiego]

We should add an option to change behavior of message editing/deleting..

It could be enable or disable the feature of editing/deleting messages or keep it's history maybe.

[nevson]

• Analytic settings
  • i.e. allow adding new analytic trackers or disable them completely, see Allow disabling Google Analytics #217
• Object Embed settings, see Add ability to disable or filter object embed - admin / settings  #225

[haosdent]

+1

[stevenolen]

is this implemented now? I've been meaning to get started with rocketchat but was waiting on this one! 👍

I ask because I didn't see stuff in commits about it -- was trying to find out how to visit the page :)

[stevenolen]

...for anyone else visiting, it's referenced in another issue: /settings. 🎉

[marceloschmidt]

And in case you've missed it, you gotta be admin. So if you need to access /settings on your own instance, set admin: true under your user in mongodb.

[Wloa]

@marcelo, there is no admin field in users collection.

On 29.07.2015 18:06, Marcelo Schmidt wrote:

And in case you've missed it, you gotta be admin. So if you need to access /settings on your own instance, set admin: true under your user in mongodb.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub [1].

Links:

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#222 (comment)

[sampaiodiego]

@Wloa create the field with value true

[marceloschmidt]

@Wloa Exactly as @sampaiodiego said, just create it, like so:

{
  "_id": "jrnR99viqXELp4XYn",
  "username": "marcelo.rocket.team",
  ...
  "admin": true
}

[engelgabriel]

@marceloschmidt can you create a migration turning the oldest user into admin on the next release update?

[marceloschmidt]

Done