HipChat Enterprise

To import your current data from HipChat Enterprise into Rocket.Chat, please do the following.

Export from HipChat Enterprise

This is a copy from the HipChat Enterprise Documentation:

1. Browse to the fully qualified domain name you’ve configured for your HipChat Server, for example https://hipchat.yourcompany.com/.
2. Log into the web user interface (UI) using your administrator email and password.
3. Click Server admin > Export.
4. To include files and one-to-one chat history in the export, select the check boxes.
5. In the Password and Confirm Password fields, create a password to protect your archive file. You’re required to provide this password when you import your data into HipChat Server. We don’t store this password, so be sure to remember it.
6. Click Export. Depending on how much data you have, it may take a few hours to export the data. When it’s finished, you’ll receive an email with a link to download the file.
7. When you receive the email, click the link in the email to download the archive file.

Import into Rocket.Chat

1. Decrypt the exported file: openssl aes-256-cbc -d -in path_to_encrypted_file.tar.gz.aes -out path_to_decrypted_file.tar.gz -pass pass:your_password See the table below for descriptions of the command line arguments.
2. Ensure the file generated is a tar.gz file, otherwise Rocket.Chat won’t accept it.
3. Go to https://[your_rocketchat]/admin/import/prepare/hipchatenterprise
4. Choose your decrypted tar.gz file and wait until Rocket.Chat can read it (it can take a few minutes, depending on the size of your export)
5. Deselect any items you don’t want to import
6. At the top of the page, click on Start Importing

OpenSSL Command Arguments

Argument	Notes
aes-256-cbc	This is the cipher to use to decrypt the file.
-d	This argument is the command to decrypt the file.
-in	Use this to specify the path to the archive file you’re about to decrypt.
-out	Use this to specify the path where you want to output the decrypted file.
-pass pass:	Enter the password you created when you exported the archive file.