This fork
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The tutorial this script was based on was written in Sept of 2009.
Since then, versions have marched steadily onwards, and this fork fixes the breakages that occured because of that.


Credits
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Big thank you to Christian Johansen for such a great install walkthru.
http://cjohansen.no/en/ruby/setting_up_gitorious_on_your_own_server

Gitorious Fabric Author
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Ryan Phillips <ryan at trolocsis.com>

License
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Apache License

Tested On
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- Ubuntu Server 10.04
- EC2 - Ubuntu 10.04 - http://alestic.com/

Install Fabric
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# virtualenv --distribute --no-site-packages env
# pip install -E env -r requirements.txt
# source env/bin/activate

Prerequisites
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1. An ssh key pushed to a server for a user
2. The user on the server must have NOPASSWD: ALL set in the /etc/sudoers file
   to ignore the password prompt for sudo.

Setting up SITE_NAME and SITE_EMAIL
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edit fabfile.py change the SITE_NAME to a reasonable FQDN. In addition, make
sure to setup your email address in SITE_EMAIL.

Setup database.yml
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The database.yml file needs to know your database password. The `fab deploy`
command will prompt you for a password. Make sure both of these passwords
match.

Run the deploy
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# fab -H hostname -u user deploy

Connecting to your running gitorious
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1a. Setup DNS, or
1b. edit /etc/hosts and add the IP and FQDN to your hosts file
2. Browse to the FQDN

Email setup
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Google for a howto on setting up email. Gitorious is setup to use a sendmail
compatible server... Postfix works.

Setting up your first user
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make sure email is setup first on your server
ssh to the server
cd /var/www/[SITE_NAME]/gitorious
env RAILS_ENV=production ruby script/create_admin
ENV RAILS_ENV=production script/console
> user = User.first
> user.login = "username" # Change to your desired username
> user.activate
> user.accept_terms
> user.save