Comments for "mainline" repository in Gitorious
I'm all up for contributing to gitorious. I personally like github a bit more, because of all the eye candy. But gitorious is open, and I like open things. And because it's open, it means that I can contribute to it, instead of being ignorant and usie github because I'm lazy.
So, my question is: could you provide a config/gitorious.sample.yml file, so that it's possible to run the app locally without having to guess all the settings? I could of course find all the references to the GitoriousConfig and start guessing, but having a sample config would be nice.
cookie_secret: sssssshhhh
repository_base_path: /Users/johan/Projects/keysersource/repositories
gitorious_client_host: localhost
gitorious_client_port: 3000
exception_notification_emails: - johan@johansorensen.com
extra_html_head_data: "<!-- foo -->"
system_message:
Johan - when you create a login and go to the login page, you get an 'incorrect password' type message - when the real issue is that you've not looked in your email and activated your account.
Matt.
Here is what I needed to do to get this repo working:
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# Installing Gitorious
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sudo apt-get install libonig-dev
sudo apt-get install libbluecloth-ruby
sudo apt-get install libopenssl-ruby1.8
sudo gem install mime-types
sudo gem install textpow #install all dependencies prompted for
git clone git://gitorious.org/gitorious/mainline.git gitorious
cd gitorious
cp config/gitorious.sample.yml config/gitorious.yml
nano config/gitorious.yml #(add key, Error 500 if you don't)
nano config/database.yml #(add database settings)
rake db:migrate
mongrel_rails start
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I have thinking exactly the same thing as long as I have been using git. Git has very nice own repo site but why not do it also using rails for rails people.
I would like to help you to implement openid support cos I love much more openid than old email way.
So if you don't mind hurry up to make your git push so I can clone and help you out to implement openid if you don't mind.
Priit
priit | 11 Jan 03:04 | #