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| '''SSH based gitlab access does not works when gitlab is setup in below manner'''
| | *[[CentOS 7.x gitlab appliance import]] |
| | | *[[CentOS 7.x gitlab on lxc container]] |
| To setup gitlab on CentOS 7.x use bitnami KVM stack available at https://bitnami.com/stack/gitlab/virtual-machine
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| Steps are:
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| # Download the bitnami stack ova file and create VM using [[CentOS 7.x import ova file based VMs to KVM]]
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| # Login into VM console with username bitnami and change console password
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| # Login into bitnami web UI http://<IP> using username root and password displayed on VM console. Same can be seen in file bitnami_credentials in home folder of bitnami user at any time
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| # Go to admin area /admin in URL or click on spanner icon in menu
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| # Create user with admin privileges
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| # Again edit created user and put temporary password (User would be forced to change it after first login)
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| # Login with newly create admin user. Change temporary password to desired password.
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| After this create project and optionally initialize git repository. Note that since certificate is self-signed for cloning disable certificate check as explained at [[Miscellaneous git issues]]
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| Other option is to install gitlab in lxc container using older steps such as [[Gitlab installation on OpenVZ container]] These have not been tried with lxc recently.
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Revision as of 15:57, 21 September 2019
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