where your gitorious is installed.
RAILS_ENV=<env> scripts/console
this will put you into an admin style console (remove users for real etc)
this is also the place you can fix repo perms (i think) for when you (or
someone else) locks someone out of a repo/project.
thanks
anish
On 03/19/12 14:37, Kelketek Titikilik Rritaa wrote:
I wasn't aware Gitorious had its own admin console-- unless you mean
the Linux root shell? If there is such a thing, it appears I've been
missing out. Please tell me where this is.
The administrative user can edit a project's settings by clicking on a
project and choosing to edit it from the side bar. More complex
permissions are set by selecting which teams own the project. You can
create teams from the teams link at the top of gitorious. They can be
given their own team administrators who can be used to delegate
permissions.
Permissions will get more interesting in the private repositories. I'm
not familiar with them yet since they haven't been pushed down the
mainline pipe yet.
If you're talking about UNIX/Linux permissions, remember that your
coders should not be editing the files directly on the server. They
should be using the instructions gitorious gives them--making use of
the git and ssh clone and push links. The repo file permissions will
stay consistant so long as Gitorious is the one managaing them.
Now, I think the guide I read instructed us to set up two users-- one
named git and one named gitorious. (It may just have been one and I
misremember) In your gitorious.yml file in the config folder of the
gitorious directory, there is a place where you specify where the
repos wil be located. Change to that directory. Explore around there,
but don't change anything. Use an ls -l to check the permissions on
the files and the folders. They should be consistent throughout. You
can use the find, chmod, and chown commands to deal with them. I'd
give examples but I'm writing this from my phone.
On Mar 19, 2012 11:52 AM, "Anish Patel" <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi Kelketek,
Thanks for your response. What i am looking for is ways to
fix permissions on repos/projects incase people makes mistakes.
I made one about a week ago where i removed all admin rights from
a repo. luckly no one had commited to it so i was able to delete
it and re create it, but you can imagine the pickle that one would
be in if that happened.
If someone could point me to what part of the Rails code one would
look at so they could use the admin console it would be great too.
thanks
anish
On 03/16/12 17:47, Kelketek Titikilik Rritaa wrote:
The gitorius wiki and this group are the primary resources. As
wonderful and open source as gitorious is, it is very much a DIY
project requiring a significant amount of Linux administration
skill to properly install and maintain. Gitorious offers paid
installation and support if you're in an enterprise situation or
have money to burn.
Having worked with an enterprise installation, I would say it's
rather helpful.
Having set up a local install, I will say that there are some
things I still don't have working right, and it's a point of
personal frustration for me. I imagine I'll get the last bits
figured out eventually. Speaking of which, I'm going to dive in
once more and try to figure out why tarballs aren't working while
I'm thinking about it...
On Mar 16, 2012 1:03 PM, "Anish Patel"
<[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hello,
Sorry if this is a repost, but is there any type of manual
for a
local gitorious install? I would like to be able to recover
from the
console if i ever need to. Right now if i mess up something
i can
rewind my VM.. but i would really like to know how to
administer the
install.
Thanks!
Anish
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