

This problem solved! # gitlab-rake gitlab:setup RAILS_ENV=production GITLAB_ROOT_PASSWORD=123456789 The problem, when first login “Invalid login or password” on Gitlab server. How to change password root default for Gitlab server. To install Gitlab CE server on ubuntu server # cd /opt/ Note: The during Postfix installation, to select Internet Site when prompted. # apt-get install curl openssh-server postfix -y To install package dependencies for ubuntu server # apt-get update -y # gitlab-ctl reconfigure Gitlab on ubuntu server To install Gitlab CE on Centos server # cd /opt/ # yum install curl openssh-server postfix -y To install package dependencies for centos server # yum update -y The hardware requirements for Gitlab server: The firewall has to open port for Gitlab server.To install the package dependencies and installing Gitlab CE.I hope this helps explain RPM versioning.The steps installing Gitlab server as below: The actual GitLab version is the same ( 8.5.0). In this case we (GitLab) had some issue in the ee.0.el7 package but not in the GitLab code itself so we repackaged it as ee.1.el7. yum uses the combination of version and release to determine the newest package to install. yum outputs the newest package at the bottom and you can see the bottom Release value is ee.1.el7. Summary : GitLab Enterprise Edition and GitLab CI (including NGINX, Postgres, Redis)ĭescription : GitLab Enterprise Edition and GitLab CI (including NGINX, Postgres, Redis) When I install the GitLab package repository and run yum info gitlab-ee -showduplicates I get the following output (shortened): Name : gitlab-ee To understand RPM versioning it's helpful to look at how yum treats things.
