Interactive Install Script for GitLab 6.1 on Ubuntu 12.04/12.10 #135
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This was referenced Nov 10, 2013
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This is no longer working on Ubuntu 12.10 nor 12.04. I'm trying to use this on a 12.10 system. It works fine if I remove the check of the install url. But then again it doesn't setup a url. The error I keep getting is: Not sure why as my install command has the url there: ./ubuntu_server_1204.sh --url git.mydomain.com What am I doing wrong here? |
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You could try this one: But looks like may be best to use something pre-packaged: |
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Yeah, I'm closing this in favor of igitlab. @doublerebel sorry for that :/ |
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Here is an interactive script that tries not to make too many assumptions about the install environment and leaves the user the option to install major dependencies in the manner of their choosing.
If the user already has Python, Ruby, Nginx, or MySQL/Postgres installed or would like them installed in a specific way, the script aborts and can be re-run safely.
Many of the repetitive and installation tasks have been factored out, and the software versions are stored as variables. This should make for simple upgrading in the future.
All options are either chosen interactively or set from command line flags, making it very simple to get up-and-running. For security reasons, the script will prompt for database passwords when needed.
Many thanks for GitLab!