Comments on How to Install and Configure GitLab CE on CentOS 7
GitLab is an open source repository manager based on Rails developed by GitLab Inc. It is a web-based git repository manager that allows your team collaborate on coding, testing and deploying applications. In this tutorial, I will show you step by step how to install GitLab CE (Community Edition) on CentOS 7 Server.
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Great! It helps me much!
And if there any tutorial about integrate Redmine and Gitlab?
Thank you very much
Thank you. This article helped me a lot.
Thanks I have used this a couple of times. But, unless I somehow missed it, before you can run this command: yum -y install letsencrypt . YOU need to have the epel repository installed. yum install epel-release.
Hola disculpa cuando pongo instalar
yum -y install letsencrypt
me dice que no existe ese paquete ..... teniendo en cuenta que ya he agregado el repositorio
Thank you very much. This helped me a lot.
Dude this crap literraly ignored/killed my actual Apache installation with all it's vhosts. Also, would it hurt too much to include some script and/or instructions on how to stop all the services included??
Gitlab-ce is a full application stack which comes incl nginx web server etc, so nothing that one should install on a server that is already in use for other services.
Instead of running yum install letsencrypt, run yum install certbot
Then certbot certonly, choose 1, and follow the prompts
Hello
nice tutorial just a question about "systemctl start postfix" is there no configuration to do for postfix?Just asking because to request the password by email is not working! Have a nice dayvinc
Awsome! Thanks for sharing!
I thank you very much Mr. Muhammad Arul for sharing. It helped me. I appreciate it.
could you show setting email alerts in gitlab ce ? i have tried with gmail and my mail server (zimbra) please help me
good