Zulip

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Setup

After installing Zulip, visiting it for the first time shows a “No organization found” page. To create an organization, open a terminal session for the Zulip container/service from the Quollix Terminal page. Alternatively, open a terminal session on the Quollix device, then enter the container with:

docker exec -it quollix_zulip_zulip bash

In the container, run:

su zulip -c '/home/zulip/deployments/current/manage.py generate_realm_creation_link'

Then copy the generated link into the browser URL bar.

• Add an organization name (it should not include spaces), select the organization type, and enter the email address admin@example.com. Leave Use zulip.<server-host> enabled, then click ‘Create Organization’.

• Enter a name, such as ’local-admin’, and select an option for ‘How did you first hear about Zulip?’. Then click ‘Sign Up’.

• Settings (cog icon) > Organization settings > Organization permissions > Joining the organization:

  • Disable “Invitations are required to join this organization”
  • Remove the entry in ‘Who can send email invitations to new users’
  • Save changes

• Profile → Log out

• Log in with Quollix → Sign up

• Then run:

# List realms to learn the realm ID, usually it is '2'
su zulip -c '/home/zulip/deployments/current/manage.py list_realms'
# make Quollix admin owner
su zulip -c '/home/zulip/deployments/current/manage.py change_user_role -r <realm-id> <quollix-admin-email> owner'
# deactivate local admin account
su zulip -c '/home/zulip/deployments/current/manage.py deactivate_user -f admin@example.com'

Potentially interesting organization settings

Settings → Organization settings → Organization permissions:

• Check “Require unique names”
• Check “Prevent users from changing their name”
• Check “Prevent users from changing their email address”