Hello again,
Running bundle install straight up only installs the dependency gems in
a path specific to your current user, not the gitorious "git" user. So
you probably just need to run it for the gitorious user as well, if you
have not already done so:
sudo su git -c "bundle install"
cheers,
Thomas
On 08/27/2012 05:31 PM, luist wrote:
Hello. This seems to be very useful, but the old machine has some
problems and I can only access it read-only to backup the data manually.
I checked the new resource to diagnose the new instalation. I tried to
use it but got this: http://pastie.org/4597818
What am i missing?
Em segunda-feira, 27 de agosto de 2012 07h49min47s UTC-3, Thomas
Kjeldahl Nilsson escreveu:
Hi Luist,
I recently added a pair of Rake tasks to make snapshotting/restoring
Gitorious state simpler. Pull from mainline, and check out
/lib/tasks/backup.rake (documentation included in the source code
of the
rake tasks.)
best regards,
Thomas
On 08/24/2012 11:17 PM, luist wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm having many problems configuring a new machine to run gitorious
> and migrating the data from the old one.
>
> Can anyone point me what should i backup and what should i re-do
from
> scratch?
> Where are the user/login information stored?
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