Ubuntu13.04 install gitlab5.3

Ubuntu installed gitlab5.3 is a little different from Debian because sudo/python is installed in ubuntu by default, and the gedit editor is easier to use than vim... so there is no code to install sudo/python and vim ..... ubuntu 13.04 install gitlab 5.3 ubuntu and Debian is a little different, because ubuntu installed sudo/python by default, and the gedit editor is easier to use than vim... so there is no code for installing sudo/python and vim... start now... i. software source installation required Package 1 sudo apt-get update1sudo apt-get install-y build-essential zlib1g-dev libyaml-dev libssl-dev libgdbm-dev libreadline-dev libncurses5-dev libffi-dev curl git -core openssh-server redis-server checkinstall libxml2-dev libxslt-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libicu-dev II. compile and install ruby 1.9.31mkdir/tmp/ruby & cd/tmp/ruby2curl -- progress http://ftp.ruby-lang.org/pub/ruby/1.9/ruby-1.9.3-p392.tar.gz | Tar xz3cd ruby-1.9.3-p3924. /configure5make6sudo make installsudo gem install bundler 3. create sudo adduser -- disabled-login -- gecos 'gitlab 'Git IV for gitlab. install gitlab-shell # log on to the git User sudo su git created in step 3 # switch to the git User's home directory cd/home/git # clone gitlab-shellgit clone https://github.com/gitlabhq/gitlab-shell.git Cd gitlab-shell # switch to the GitHub lab-shell v1.4.0 branch git checkout v1.4.0 cp config. yml. example config. yml # Edit the configuration file config. ym and replace gitlab_url # with the host domain name. for example' http://domain.com/ '. If the local Lan is installed, localhost is used by default. gedit config. yml # Start Installation .. /bin/install 5. install the database # install the mysql database from the software source. during the installation process, you will be asked to enter the password of the mysql root user twice. remember this! Sudo apt-get install-y mysql-server mysql-client libmysqlclient-dev # use the root user to log on to mysqlmysql-u root-p # Create a gitlab user, replace the password with your database gitlab user password. remember. (Note: The previous mysql> do not need to copy) mysql> create user 'gitlab '@ 'localhost' identified by 'password '; # CREATE gitlabhq_production DATABASE mysql> create database if not exists 'gitlabhq _ production 'default character set 'utf8' COLLATE 'utf8 _ unicode_ci '; # GRANT permissions such as addition, deletion, modification, and query of the gitlabhq_production database to the gitlab user mysql> grant select, lock tables, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, CREATE, DROP, INDEX, alter on 'gitlabhq _ production '. * TO 'gitlab '@ 'localhost'; # log out of mysql database mysql> \ q # try TO connect TO the gitlabhq_production database with gitlab user, and log on successfully (note: mysql> is displayed) the database configuration is complete. sudo-u git-H mysql-u gitlab-p-D gitlabhq_production 6. install gitlab # install gitlab in the home directory of the git User. cd/home/git # clone the gitlab project sudo-u git-H git clone https://github.com/gitlabhq/gitlabhq.git Gitlab # go to the gitlab directory cd/home/git/gitlab # switch to gitlab's 5.3 branch. sudo-u git-H git checkout 5-3-stablecd/home/git/gitlab # Copy the sample configuration file of gitlab to the sudo-u git-H cp config/gitlab directory. yml. example config/gitlab. yml # If you are not using a local server, change localhost to the server domain name sudo-u git-H gedit config/gitlab of gitlab. yml # ensure that the current user has read and write permissions on the gitlab log and tmp files. sudo chown-R git log/sudo chown-R git tmp/sudo chmod-R u + rwX log/sudo chm Od-R u + rwX tmp/# Create a directory I don't know... 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Sudo-u git-H mkdir/home/git/gitlab-satellites # create two directories I don't know... make sure that the current user has the read and write permissions on him. sudo-u git-H mkdir tmp/pids/sudo-u git-H mkdir tmp/sockets/sudo chmod-R u + rwX tmp/pids/sudo chmod-R u + rwX tmp/sockets/# Create a public Upload backup directory, make sure that the current user has read and write permissions. otherwise, the backup will fail. sudo-u git-H mkdir public/uploadssudo chmod-R u + rwX public/uploads # Copy the sample configuration file to the sudo-u git-H cp config/puma directory. rb. example config/puma. rb # Find a row # wor Kers 2, remove the previous # and change 2 to 3. sudo-u git-H gedit config/puma. rb # configure the global settings of gitlab. sudo-u git-H git config -- global user. name "GitLab" sudo-u git-H git config -- global user. email "gitlab @ localhost" # Copy the sample Mysql configuration file to the sudo-u git cp config/database Directory. yml. mysql config/database. yml # Change the root password to gitlab and the password to the created gitlab mysql User password sudo gedit config/database. yml # install something I don't know... I have no face translation... let's take a look at the original tutorial cd/home/gi. T/gitlabsudo gem install charlock_holmes -- version '0. 6.9.4 'sudo-u git-H bundle install -- deployment -- without development test your ssudo-u git-H bundle exec rake gitlab: setup RAILS_ENV = production # Download The gitlab start/stop script, and add the executable permissions of the current user. sudo cp lib/support/init. d/gitlab/etc/init. d/gitlabsudo chmod + x/etc/init. d/gitlab # Add gitlab boot sudo update-rc.d gitlab defaults 21 # check gitlab status and environment configuration is correct Indeed. sudo-u git-H bundle exec rake gitlab: env: info RAILS_ENV = production # start gitlabsudo service gitlab start # or sudo/etc/init. d/gitlab restart # Check The gitlab status again. if all the items are green, gitlab configuration is successful. I don't know why. I have to run this command twice to make full green sudo-u git-H bundle exec rake gitlab: check RAILS_ENV = production 7. configure Nginx # install Nginxsudo apt-get install nginx # Copy the gitlab sample configuration to the specified directory sudo cp lib/support/nginx/gitlab/etc/nginx/sites-available/gi Tlabsudo ln-s/etc/nginx/sites-available/gitlab/etc/nginx/sites-enabled/gitlab # Modify the configuration file. change YOUR_SERVER_FQDN to the domain name or local IP address of your gitlab server, and change listen *: 80 sudo gedit/etc/nginx/sites-available/gitlab # restart the nginx server sudo service nginx restart # open the browser and enter the local IP address. you can log on with the following user password. admin@local.host5iveL! Fe