Hello,
I've created a basic working configuration for default.
You just should change the "host" in config/gitlab.yml,
if you want to use something other than "localhost". The
rest should work. But please test carefully, i've done
many changes in the last months.
I built the packages and installed them in a jail, then
followed the guide. Setting up redis, the database, config,
precompiling assets, etc. went fine. When I tried to startup
gitlab, I get this in the unicorn log:
I, [2015-07-31T19:00:43.855792 #80415] INFO -- : Refreshing
Gem list
[.. ]
After commenting out line 5 of:
/usr/local/www/gitlab/app/controllers/import/bitbucket_controller.rb
/usr/local/www/gitlab/app/controllers/import/gitlab_controller.rb
I have gitlab up and running. This may be related to some local
patches I have to ruby and gem. Anyway, I'll keep testing it. So
far so good!
After some testing and research i tend to remove the options and
enable the providers by default.
The documentation advises the user to enable the OAuth(2) methods
by simply configure them. Therefore they should already be
installed.
At the moment you can choose between MySQL and PostgreSQL, but the
project highly advises against MySQL.
In conclusion i would remove all options, make the OAuth providers
installed by default and remove the MySQL completely.
Assuming BitBucket OAuth is installed, can people login to my
(hypothetical) GitLab installation without further configuration or
explicitly enabling it from my side?
You need explicitly enabling it in config/gitlab.yml.
Gitlab needs the Gem installed, but for further use you need explicit
configuration. Its commented out by default.
Is somebody against this approach? Otherwise i will try to get
this ready today/tomorrow :)
/holds hand up up/
Personally, I like PostgreSQL much better than MySQL, but for the
port, I don't think we should force users to give up on their
MySQL/MariaDB installations just because. There are a lot of
FreeBSD+MySQL/MariaDB users out there.
Thats the case why i originally added to option. But i changed my mind
after reading this again and again:
https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/blob/master/doc/install/database_mysql.md
This implies that the usage of MySQL will come with various problems,
which won't be fixed.
Could you just make postgres the default one, so that the packages
are built with it and everything else needs extra work for those who
desparately want it?
Yes. I removed this an hour ago for further tests. But of cause i can
bring it back. Do you hold your hands still up? Then i will bring it back.
Greetings,
Torsten
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