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add debian/ubuntu igitlab installer

Open tripflex opened this issue 12 years ago • 4 comments

Add iGitLab installer scripts for ubuntu and debian

gitlabhq/gitlab-recipes#108

@axilleas

https://github.com/gitlabhq/gitlab-recipes/pull/108

tripflex avatar Sep 30 '13 15:09 tripflex

Ok, I finally found some time to play with this. Testing in Ubuntu 12.04/13.10 and Debian 7.

I ran on this issue, maybe the sed somehow has to do something with this? Haven't investigated further.

What I'd like to see:

  1. A freshly installed Debian doesn't have sudo preinstalled and the script assumes that. Maybe we could implement a function that checks whether sudo is installed and if not it installs it, add the user to the sudo group, suggests a logout/login and a rerun of the script.
  2. A complete stop of the script when I press Ctrl^C. Now, it skips one section and jumps to the next one.
  3. A saner way to check the new user's db password. The previous time I ran the script on Ubuntu 12.04, I was away from the pc not able to see the output and somehow the installation finished with the password in database.yml unchanged, resulting rake gitlab:setup not being able to setup the database. Which brings me to no4.
  4. I would really like to see all the output of the script in a log file, or if you want, the important ones like the db setup. In #135 @doublerebel has this functionality, maybe take a peek from there? A combo of your scripts would be best.

Other than that the script is fine :) Thanks again for your time.

Edit: Actually, I see that in your recipes branch you started working on these issues.

axilleas avatar Nov 10 '13 19:11 axilleas

Heya long time no see, eh? I saw the pkgr.io site pretty neat, is this still something that is of intrest to have updated? Been a while since I worked on it and figure it's about time to show a little love to it :+1:

tripflex avatar Jun 05 '14 01:06 tripflex

Definitely! I was thinking maybe add a conf file where this script could read from. That case the user would have to change the conf and not the script itself. What do you think?

axilleas avatar Jun 05 '14 05:06 axilleas

Good idea, I went ahead and updated the script for 6-9-stable, will have to do some testing tomorrow on it: https://github.com/tripflex/igitlab/blob/master/igitlab

I'll look at the conf file here soon after I test it too and will let you know :+1:

tripflex avatar Jun 19 '14 00:06 tripflex