Date: Sun, 10 Jul 2016 21:27:17 +0200 From: "Vlad K." <vlad-fbsd@acheronmedia.com> To: Freebsd Ports <freebsd-ports@freebsd.org> Subject: A few problems with Gitlab Message-ID: <78fd1998cc29c7fe9c69800e76e84784@acheronmedia.com>
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This is the first time I'm trying to install Gitlab and first time I have to do anything with a Ruby application. So I'm not sure if these problems are due to my misconfiguration, or a few bug reports to be filed: 1. Unicorn does not start, fails at trying to symlink .gitlab_shell_secret into /usr/local/shared/gitlab-shell/ I assume that's because it's running as user "git" and the above shared dir is owned by root:wheel. Symlinking manually allows Unicorn to start. 2. The user "git" has home in /usr/local/www/gitlab, but there's a repos dir created under /home/git, which is not a symlink to /usr/home, while at the same time default config for gitlab_shell.repos_path is /usr/home/git/repositories This I found having followed the official documentation, step "Initialize Database and Activate Advanced Features", which failed at trying to create a root repo under /usr/home which doesn't exist. 3. After all this, trying to load up the application via https. Times out, I get 502. While it is timing out I can see: - the database is idle in transaction on two queries - the "node" process eats up 100%+ of WCPU PID USERNAME THR PRI NICE SIZE RES STATE TIME WCPU COMMAND 1681 git 6 22 0 762M 167M usem 0:06 117.97% node - this "usem" state looks like a semaphore, so I reduced the Unicorn workers to 1, thinking that would help at least to get it going, but it didn't. - no error logged anywhere except gitlab-workhorse.log which logs the 502: 2016/07/10 19:23:01 error: proxyRoundTripper: GET "/users/password/edit?reset_password_token=gFAktGuSGtRZp3vAyytZ" failed with: "EOF" 2016/07/10 19:23:01 ErrorPage: serving predefined error page: 502 Yes, the initial visit to the app root redirects to /users/password/edit which times out. Any suggestions what I should try next? -- Vlad K.
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