Hi Bob,
I'm on the GitLab team. Aleksey has a great suggestion - please contact
support at https://support.gitlab.com and we'll be happy to take a look.
At a quick glance, I don't see anything obviously wrong with your
configuration. My suggestion would be to completely remove or comment the
Hi Mark,
Check out our install instructions at https://about.gitlab.com/downloads.
Before running `apt-get install gitlab-ce` you will need to add our package
repository to your server. This is the recommended way to install GitLab.
What you're seeing for `apt-get install gitlab` is a community
Hi Tobias,
What output do you get in your console when you run `gitlab-ctl
reconfigure`? Output should also appear here, in addition to the log files.
Also, what specific log file do you see this error in? There are many in
`/var/log/gitlab`.
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Hi Karma,
If you set a project to 'private', the activity from that project will
never be public. Only actual project members will be able to see the
activity, project data, or even that the project exists in the first place.
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Hi Reinout,
The CI artifacts are mostly meant to hold binary artifacts, and files to
share between CI stages. It's not meant to be a place to view rendered docs
from a build. You may be able to upload some of these documents to the
`public/` directory and publish it using GitLab Pages (requires
Hi Randall,
This problem is being discussed
in https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/18994.
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Can you please share the output of `sudo -u git -H bundle exec rake
gitlab:check RAILS_ENV=production`? Also, check the Sidekiq logs. When a
key is added, it should spawn an async Sidekiq job to actually update the
`authorized_keys` file.
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Hi Stacey,
I'm glad you found that health check page. We specifically created the
endpoint described there to be consumed by a monitoring system that can
parse JSON. Instead of cron, I suggest you explore any of the many
monitoring systems available like Sensu, Nagios, Prometheus, and the list
Since there was a 500 shown in the UI, there should be a stack trace in
production.log. This will give more information about where the error
occurred.
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I'm glad to hear this has been resolved.
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This appears to be an error that occurs when a current/previous assignee no
longer exists. There must have been a specific set of circumstances when
the user with ID 0 was deleted that did not destroy these type of
relationships. Now you see strange issues like this. You may have to change
the
Thanks for explaining your requirements, Sverre. Some of these GitLab now
has support for, but some are not yet there. Are some of these issues that
you can compromise on, in order to gain the many advantages of having Git
repositories available in a Web UI, with merge requests and enhanced
col
Sometimes we will add a new version, or mark an existing version as
potentially vulnerable, just prior to releasing updates. We need to keep
this type of thing in mind because it causes alarm, but we are just trying
to make sure the version check is updated before the release.
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GitLab checks out the specific commit SHA associated with the push. We
don't know what state the branch might be in otherwise - someone else can
push after you and we don't want to pull those changes in at subsequent
stages. You *could* checkout out a specific branch as part of your release,
do
What features in Gitolite do you rely on that GitLab doesn't have? We could
create some feature requests, or maybe there are some ways we could make
this work as it is now. I look forward to hearing your use-cases.
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Have you tried without specifying `email_key` and `extern_uid`? These
should not be necessary as far as I can tell. Did you find some
documentation that indicated those keys should be valid?
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Hi Mike,
I have never heard of this error before, but a quick search turned
up https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/14113. According to this
there may be a useful log entry if you follow the logs before trying to set
the assignee on the problematic issue. Maybe you'll see a permission
The remote mirror feature will not work well if you're making changes on
both sides. Inevitably there will be conflicts so the mirroring will stop
at some point, until you manually fix the conflicts. IMO, you'd be better
off migrating project by project and ripping off the band-aid.
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Hi Michael,
Crowd behaves as an LDAP server, right? If that's true, you can configure
LDAP group sync as discussed
in docs.gitlab.com/ee/administration/auth/ldap-ee.html. Avatars cannot yet
be synced via LDAP, although there's a feature request
at https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues
This issue was address on the support forum. Thanks for cross-linking!
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Hi David,
Is this happening when using the standard OTP two-factor (using a code
generating app) or using the U2F implementation? What version of GitLab and
Firefox? I cannot reproduce this on GitLab.com with Firefox 45.0.1
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Can you show the syntax you used to add both script lines to the actual
job? Also, please share the build output if you can (sanitize stuff, if
necessary). What runner version are you using?
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Whoops! Just saw your second note. I'm glad you figured it out!
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Hi Andrew,
I believe you need to add `dependencies` in your secondary stage.
See http://docs.gitlab.com/ce/ci/yaml/README.html#dependencies for more
information. This page does say that artifacts should implicitly be passed
among stages so maybe there is a bug here. Give the `dependencies` a tr
Hi Emiliano,
What authentication and authorization services are you exploring? GitLab
has support for a number of them out of the box. If there's something else
that's useful for you and others we can consider adding it.
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> so I don't have to keep re-registering if/when it changes.
>
> Doug
>
> On Monday, July 25, 2016 at 5:54:34 PM UTC-4, Drew Blessing wrote:
>>
>> I'm not sure if GitLab supports a custom callback URL. Is there a reason
>> you need to change i
thanks for your response!
> Yes, for me it's on GitLab.com.
> When I try the password reset, I didn't receive any e-mails at all.
>
> On Tuesday, July 26, 2016 at 12:51:35 AM UTC+3, Drew Blessing wrote:
>>
>> Hi Sasha and Ioannis,
>>
>> Is this for
The bad thing is if this works, it will be a barrier to upgrade in the
future. You will always have to re-apply the fix after upgrades. I honestly
don't believe it will present a problem - I have never heard of someone
having this type of concern and have worked with some large GitLab
installat
If I understand correctly, you're saying that if you click the GitHub sign
in button you will be redirect to GitHub to sign in, then redirected back
to GitLab.com instead of your GitHost instance? What have you configured as
the callback URL in the GitHub application settings? This is what dicta
Are you having this problem on GitLab.com or on another GitLab instance? I
think your issue may be slightly different than the OP.
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Hi Jeppe,
Sorry to hear you're having this problem. Please submit details about your
project on https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/support-forum/issues. If you would
rather not share your project path publicly, please send us an email at
support at gitlab com
On Thursday, July 21, 2016 at 3:08:20 A
What kind of resources does your server have (CPU, RAM, etc)? Are there any
errors in the GitLab logs when this occurs? It could be a timeout, a lack
of resources at the time the clone is performed, or many other things.
Errors like this are unfortunately difficult to diagnose.
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Hi Doug,
There isn't a way to restrict groups like you're requesting. Have you
experienced lots of issues with conflicting namespaces? I've not seen a lot
of times where users were unable to get a namespace because a group had
already taken it. If it's not happening often you can potentially ha
I'm not sure if GitLab supports a custom callback URL. Is there a reason
you need to change it from the default?
On Thursday, July 21, 2016 at 1:41:53 PM UTC-5, douglas.mott...@gmail.com
wrote:
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> Has anyone tried to set the "callback_url" property for the omniauth-cas3
> provide?
>
> It doesn
Hi Sasha and Ioannis,
Is this for GitLab.com? When you try the password reset do you get an email
and then the link doesn't work?
On Monday, July 25, 2016 at 10:03:38 AM UTC-5, Ioannis Christodoulou wrote:
>
> I'm kinda in the same situation, so I would really like to hear about any
> suggestio
If this is GitLab.com or GitLab Enterprise there is a checkbox to validate
email. Go to project settings -> git hooks and uncheck validation of author
email.
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This year our compliance auditors are requesting a list of all merge
requests with the author, merger and description. They hope to get a
'snapshot' of our code review process and some of our changes this way.
It's part of the validation that we're following our software development
lifecycle.
For some reason GitLab is only triggering builds on merge requests FROM
master to another branch. Feature branches aren't getting built. I don't
see a webhook call to GitLab CI when I submit these merge requests either.
Is there anything I need to do to get additional branches to build?
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It appears this may be an issue with my particular GitLab instance. I got
angry and pointed GitLab CI at my production GitLab (supposedly same
configuration) and it lets me login with LDAP users.
On Wednesday, June 11, 2014 9:46:02 AM UTC-5, Drew Blessing wrote:
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> I have GitLab CI conf
I have GitLab CI configured with GitLab and I can login via any GitLab
standard user. However, I can't login via an LDAP user from GitLab CI. Any
tips on why this wouldn't work? I can't see anything helpful in any logs.
The login info is getting passed to GitLab successfully but it's like it's
>
>
> Issues:
> What's happening is that site 2's Gitlab UI is very slow when we configure
> it to site 1's gitlab DB.
> I'm thinking it's the roundtrip time that's causing the delay
>
I think you would have better performance if you had 1 GitLab install
instead of 2. Then only the HTML and sta
This post over at StackOverflow suggests you need to add the /bin/bash
shell to the git user (The person answering the question calls it a
/bin/bash group, but it's a shell attribute on the user :) ). Give that a
try.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22314298/git-push-results-in-fatal-protoco
This post over at StackOverflow suggests you need to add the /bin/bash
shell to the git user (The person answering the question calls it a
/bin/bash group, but it's a shell attribute on the user :) ). Give that a
try.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22314298/git-push-results-in-fatal-protoco
)?
> Then I only have lib and dev packages.
>
>
> 2014-04-17 15:13 GMT+02:00 Drew Blessing
> >:
>
>> I think of the things in the installation guide you could probably
>> eliminate the build-essential package if you're not compiling Ruby.
>> Everything els
I think of the things in the installation guide you could probably
eliminate the build-essential package if you're not compiling Ruby.
Everything else is necessary for gems.
If you want to dig deeper I suggest trying it out and see which packages
you can get away without installing. It's going
I'm glad you have things working now, Georgy. In case the run into this in
the future, it was likely an indentation issue in one of your yaml config
files - Indentation is very important in yaml. It's often hard to find
these errors because they aren't evident. You probably did the right thing
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