Show HN: Mogo Chat – open-source team chat app written in Elixir and Ember.js
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#4It would take 30 minutes to modify the Node.JS and Socket.IO examples into a usable, IRC-like chat server.
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#5It would take 30 minutes to modify the Node.JS and Socket.IO examples into a usable, IRC-like chat server.
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#7It would take 30 minutes to modify the Node.JS and Socket.IO examples into a usable, IRC-like chat server.
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#9someone already changed the demo account password
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#10someone already changed the demo account password
Perhaps. Although I just tried a fresh install on my own Heroku instance, and the default password is not working there either.
Make sure the last command is run when you copy-paste the commands. That is what creates the admin user and the sample room. admin@example.com and password is "password".
Also, I've now disabled editing the account details on the demo app (the password was being changed frequently). So it should be fine from now on.