El 2014-11-17 09:27, tombert escribió:
GitLab is designed to work as the main host, there are ways to put
GitLab into a sub-folder but it is not recommended.
The way recommended is to set GitLab on a different port:
--- file /etc/gitlab/gitlab.rb ----
external_url 'http://<your host>:81'
Then setup a redirect on apache:
<Location /gitlab>
Require all granted
Redirect /gitlab http://<your host>:81
</Location>
Looks good, but what if I already have a working installation with a lot
of projects and want to add other websites? I don't want to change the
port because everybody will have to update their remotes url. I could
make a front end for gitlab with apache as reverse proxy and host the
sites normally. I think this is a good approach too, but have not tried
it. Has someone done this before? Any feedback?
"La Universidad de Camagüey Ignacio Agramonte Loynaz por la acreditación de sus servicios"
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