#Bitnami redmine plugin install how to#
#Bitnami redmine plugin install install#
#Bitnami redmine plugin install update#
#Bitnami redmine plugin install code#

This will create a directory named `redmine_backlogs` which is exactly what we need. Now, clone the source from Github by executing the following command: git clone git:///backlogs/redmine_backlogs.git

#Bitnami redmine plugin install how to#

For more information on how to use it, please visit the git homepage.įirst, make sure that you’re inside the `plugins` directory of your Redmine instance. NOTE: This first method requires some knowledge of git. If you don’t feel like messing around with git right now, go ahead and skip to the second method. Unfortunately, it requires that you have git installed.

#Bitnami redmine plugin install update#

The first method is what we recommend since it allows you to update to the latest version easily and even try out experimental features.

#Bitnami redmine plugin install code#

The code is hosted in Github and you have two ways get it. Now let’s download the Backlogs source code from the official repo into the `plugins` directory of your Redmine installation.

#Bitnami redmine plugin install install#

You can work around the problem by first installing an older version and then upgrading: gem install holidays -version 1.0.3 There is currently a known problem with the installer for the holidays gem (1.0.4). I run Ubuntu using RVM, that’s what I know. Some guides to accomplish this are available for windows and Ubuntu/Mac OS X, but (I’m sorry) you’re on your own to get this resolved. Some of these gems are not pure-ruby gems, so if no pre-compiled gems are available for your platforms, you will have to have a compiler available to the gems can be built during install. Just re-run the bundler call you executed during redmine install, something to the effect of bundle install -without development test The included Gemfile lists all requirements, so bundler ought to install them all including their dependencies. REMEMBER: Make sure the file above has an empty line at the end In the Redmine directoryĪdd to `config/environment.rb` ENV = '/home/YOURUSERNAME/.gem:/usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8'īacklogs requires a few gems to run properly. Check Those Gems!Ĭreate directory `.gem/` (if not present) mkdir ~/.gemĪdd the following to `~/.bash_profile` export GEM_HOME='$RUN/.gem'Įxport GEM_PATH='$GEM_HOME:/usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8'Ĭreate file `~/.gemrc` with this content (there must be an empty line at the end): gemhome: /home/YOURUSERNAME/.gem For more information on Redmine and how to install it, please visit the official Redmine website or the official ChiliProject website. Other versions are known to work but are not supported.

The Backlogs plugin is supported on Redmine 2.2.4 and 2.3.2 Permissions which prevented apache from reading the ruby files. Was necesary because the mod_rails installation reverted some file The `passenger-install-apache2-module` command will ask you a number of questions about yourĮnvironment and will compile and install mod_rails for you. We’ll have to build it yum -y install make gcc-c++ httpd-devel I have not been able to locate a packaged version of mod_rails, so What worked in the end was chown -R apache:apache /var/wwwīut I’m fairly sure this could be done more fine-grained.

You may need to fiddle with file permissions to allow `apache` to readĪll the required files. PassengerRoot /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/passenger-2.2.11Ĭreate a virtualhost for your redmine instance by creating Redmine running on Apache using mod_rails.Ĭreate a file named `/etc/httpd/conf.d/mod_nf` and add theįollowing to it LoadModule passenger_module I couldn’t get Rails to work without hard-coding the environment, soĪfter the installation, do. Yum -y install httpd Redmine and Backlogs Create a file named `/etc//ruby.repo` withĪnd execute the following commands: yum -y -enablerepo=ruby install ruby rubygems ruby-mysql ruby-devel Feel free to compile Ruby by hand, but a kind soul has RHEL comes with a pretty ancient version of Ruby, so you’ll need to RHEL 5.x (for x >= 3) is not a particularly friendly environment for