Hi Marius, thanks for your comments!
Actually, I installed rake 0.8.5 yesterday, but I had rake 0.8.1 installed as debian-package too. I removed the package and now the migrate works fine. Deactivating SSL & memcached both works fine too, but I still can't create new sessions, i.e. using login or register pages.
Any advices? Greets, Thomas Am 14.05.2009 um 08:53 schrieb Marius Mårnes Mathiesen:
Thomas, Thanks for a great writeup, this will probably be useful for other folks upgrading/installing Gitorious on their own systems. I've added a few comments below. On 13. mai. 2009, at 22.51, Thomas wrote:- You need memcached installed (aptitude install memcached)If you don't want to use memcached, you may use another session store. In the relevant environment file (probably config/environments/ production.rb), change the line config.cache_store = :mem_cache_store, "localhost" to for instance config.cache_store = :memory_store to use the memory store instead. There's an article covering the cache stores in Rails at http://thewebfellas.com/blog/2008/6/9/rails-2-1-now-with-better-integrated-caching . Installing memcached is probably a good idea for a production environment, though.- As the login & register page needs ssl, you have to setup a gitorious-ssl site in apacheActually, you can skip the SSL requirement. If you add the line SslRequirement.disable_ssl_check = true into (for instance) <gitorious_root>/config/environments/ production.rb, the SSL requirement will be skipped.The problems i couldn't solve yet: - db-migration aborted (see below [1])From your stack trace below it seems you need to update Rake on your system. If you've installed Rake through rubygems, use `[sudo] gem install rake`, of course replace sudo with whatever fits your system best. Good luck! - Marius
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