Hi,
I'm tried to install GitLab 7 on our Oracle Linux Server using the Omnibus
installer found on the Downloads page. The installation appeared to go fine
as I did not find an instance of "ERROR" in the installation log that I
copied from the terminal window. After a little confusion I ran the chef
recipe (first time using anything like puppet or chef) with the command sudo
gitlab-ctl reconfigure and everything again appears to have downloaded
correctly.
Running sudo gitlab-ctl status gives the following result:
run: nginx: (pid 25360) 0s; run: log: (pid 22033) 18719s
run: postgresql: (pid 19967) 2617s; run: log: (pid 21942) 18743s
run: redis: (pid 19969) 2617s; run: log: (pid 21871) 18749s
run: sidekiq: (pid 19979) 2616s; run: log: (pid 22022) 18721s
run: unicorn: (pid 25339) 12s; run: log: (pid 22000) 18727s
So I'm thinking the installer works correctly. I attempted to navigate to
the nginx default page after editing the nginx.conf file in
/opt/gitlab/embedded/conf and edited the following (commented out code
removed):
server {
listen 81;
server_name localhost;
location / {
root html;
index index.html index.htm;
}
error_page 500 502 503 504 /50x.html;
location = /50x.html {
root html;
}
}
So the idea would be that on localhost:81 the default nginx page would
appear. I'm putting localhost here but from my workstation it would be the
ip address for now.
I was unable to navigate to the site. I tried changing the gitlab.rb file
located in /etc/gitlab and then reconfigured. There was still no response.
A little more digging I found that if I ran bundle exec rake gitlab:check
RAILS_ENV=production it should tell me where I possibly made a mistake. I
had to change the command to reference the ombnibus installed ruby as ruby
is not installed on this server. Even then the only response I got was
'Gemfile not found'.
Caveat to all this is that this is on a hosted cloud server and I had to
ask for sudo permission just to install any of this so permissions being a
problem is possible and should not be ruled out.
And I did run the 'sudo lokkit -s http -s ssh' command but I'm not sure if
it did anything.
Ultimately I intend to have Tomcat at as a proxy on this server for Nginx
so the exposed url for internal developers will be http://localhost/gitlab/.
Thoughts?
Matt
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