I have the same question, which I will divide into parts:
A. What is the process for dumping the full state of a gitorious
instance?
B. What is the process of (re)loading a dump to overwrite the state of a
gitorious instance?
My focus is disaster recovery. So just cloning the project repos
Hi,
I'm brand new to gitorious (today!). I really like what I see and am
thinking of whether it could integrate with what we're already doing. I'm
reading this list and anything I can find as fast as I can.
Discussion of integrated issue tracking comes up every so often and I see
things
Hello Carlos ( Bilal),
backing up a Gitorious instance entails the following:
1: Dump the mysql database state to file (which contains metadata about
users, projects, repos etc)
2: Make a recursive copy of the directory where repos are stored (as you
have already mentioned)
3: Ssh keys of
Hi Carlos,
AFAIK adding an integrated issue tracker is not currently on the roadmap
for Gitorious, but we certainly welcome discussion of this if the
community feels strongly about it either way. :)
cheers,
Thomas
On 07/25/2012 11:57 PM, Carlos wrote:
Hi,
I'm brand new to gitorious
Honestly, integrated issue tracking is one of the main reasons I don't use
Gitorious very much.
On Jul 26, 2012 9:26 AM, Thomas Kjeldahl Nilsson tho...@gitorious.com
wrote:
Hi Carlos,
AFAIK adding an integrated issue tracker is not currently on the roadmap
for Gitorious, but we certainly
Thanks, Thomas.
As a newcomer, I would find posting of a roadmap helpful.
When selecting a solution, I see issue tracking as a key differentiator
between Gitorious and GitHub.
Gitlab, which is far less mature, has already implemented issue-tracking.
I don't know enough yet to comment on
Hello all,
I have this scritp for take dump the mysql, I hope you can try!
#!/bin/bash
PORT=3306
USER=root
PASSWORD=Password
mysql=/usr/bin/mysql
mysqldump=/usr/bin/mysqldump
TABLES=`$mysql -P $PORT -u $USER --password=$PASSWORD --execute=SHOW
DATABASES; |awk '{print($1)}' |grep -v Database
Yes yes yes. You nailed all of my requirements. Also githubs tagging is
supprisingly nice. But I think that the ability to create your own fields
is a much more organized method.
On Jul 26, 2012 12:41 PM, Carlos Mundi cmu...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks, Thomas.
As a newcomer, I would find
Hello all,
Someone has configured or installed Gerrit with Gitorious? Do they know
some step by step for do it?
Thanks and regards,
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