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1. Bitnami redmine database.yml file location how to#
2. Bitnami redmine database.yml file location install#

# cp -p -r /var/lib/redmine.template /var/lib/redmine1 # mv /var/lib/redmine /var/lib/redmine.templateĬopy the first Redmine and the second Redmine from the template. Save the current installed Redmine as a template. Copy the second Redmineįirst of all, stop Apache just in case.

Bitnami redmine database.yml file location install#

The prerequisite for the following operations is to log in with root privileges and install Redmine in / var / lib / redmine. Up to this point, ** immediately after Redmine is newly installed with Passanger **, we will proceed. I also tried batch installation with BitNami package, but since Apache was a different startup method from CentOS standard, I did not adopt it this time and installed it manually. Although the official document and old description such as version are included, the OS of the installation environment is CentOS 7, Redmine version is 4.0, Apache + Passenger environment, MariaDB5.5 (MySQL compatible). Install Redmine according to the official documentation. However, I am prepared that both Redmine and ruby will be stable soon, so I will operate multiple Redmine instances on one server in the future. Surprisingly, there are few cases where multiple Redmines live together.

Bitnami redmine database.yml file location how to#

We haven't accommodated multiple Redmines on a single server so far, partly because the official documentation doesn't explain how to do that. Let's accommodate multiple Redmine on one server The reason (excuse) for avoiding version upgrades is that version dependence such as Redmine / ruby / rails / gem is also intense. You may think that you can create multiple projects in Redmine without making Redmine so crowded, but since you can not set the permissions of Redmine users in detail and you can not group projects, after all, for each project I have launched Redmine.įurthermore, although Redmine is constantly being upgraded, there are risks associated with upgrading to a running Redmine. Even so, if you start up this many virtual servers on one server, it becomes unstable, so the Redmine server of the completed project is turned off. Of course, we do not set up a physical server for each Redmine, but most create virtual servers on the physical server machine in the company. Before I knew it, there were more than 30 redmine servers. Since Redmine is convenient, we set up a server for each project in-house.