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sudo /opt/bitnami/ctlscript.sh restart apache Restart Apache Enter the command below to restart your Apache server. sudo /opt/bitnami/apps/wordpress/bnconfig -disable_banner 1ģ. Enter command to disable banner In the SSH window that pops up, enter the command below to disable the Bitnami corner banner.

From your Compute Engine dashboard, click on the SSH button to connect to your WordPress installation.Ģ. Navigate to Compute Engine, then to VM instances to access your WordPress installation. Access your WordPress instance Go to your Google Cloud homepage and click the hamburger menu in the upper left-hand corner. Is it necesary ? I mean, I updated from Admin my old database I am not sure about this line.1. (I configured inside OpalStack on Application Routing Info /default for URI endpoint.) When I tried to get access the message is '404 Not Found' and if I try with /default the issue is 'The page you were looking for doesn' t exists'

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If I put password I receive other issue 'cmi is not in the sudoers file'

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vendor/bundle/, or you can enter your password and install the bundled gems to RubyGems using sudo. You can cancel this installation and run: On this line: 'bundle install -without development test rmagic' SSH says 'Your user account isn't allowed to install to the system RubyGems. But in step 2 (Install the old database) I got some issues. In step 6 I restored my backup sql file into OpalStack Maria DB. Hi! I am trying to install my old Redmine but I has some issues.

If needed you can edit the cronjob using: This is helpful for making sure that your redmine app restarts in case it goes down for some reason. Opalstack automatically creates a cronjob to run your start script (above) once every 10mins. Anyhow, I think it's much better to use the above method since it utilizes the tools that OpalStack has designed for Ruby apps. Test the start script cd $RAILS_APP_PATH/īitnami Redmine - I tried Bitnami Redmine but couldn't get the apache rules to work on my VPS. PROJECTDIR='$HOME/apps/redmine/redmine-4.1.1'

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`PROJECTDIR='$HOME/apps/redmine/redmine-4.1.1' `Ĭhange PROJECTDIR to your use the full path to the redmine install folder #for example PROJECTDIR='/home/myuser/apps/redmine/redmine-4.1.1 # import the old database - for example: mysql -p -u redmine_db redmine_user 'Įdit the stop script vi $RAILS_APP_PATH/stopĬhange PROJECTDIR to your use the full path to the redmine install folder #for example PROJECTDIR='/home/myuser/apps/redmine/redmine-4.1.1' CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS `old_redmine_database` DEFAULT CHARACTER SET latin1 COLLATE latin1_swedish_ci īundle install -without development test rmagick Try, test and work with the application in your local environment without. Both of these hypervisors are available free of charge.

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Using the Bitnami Virtual Machine image requires hypervisor software such as VMware Player or VirtualBox. Vi redmine_backup_11032020.sql - Database: `old_redmine_database` Bitnami Virtual Machines contain a minimal Linux operating system with Redmine installed and configured.

Edit the backup sql file to remove the lines that create the old database.

Restore your Redmine database into OpalStack MariaDB.

Use FileZilla or SCP to upload the sql backup to your new server.

You should rename this file to something like redmine_backup_.sql

Your browser should download a localhost.sql file.

Navigate to EXPORT, leave Quick selected, select SQL from the drop dropdown and press GO.

Note: if you don't have the user and password name you can get them from the redmine database.yml file located on your server under: ~/webapps/redmine/redmine/config/database.yml

Backup existing Redmine MySQL Webfaction Database.

Restore an Existing Redmine Database (Optional) # Use 'utf8' instead of 'utfmb4' for MySQL prior to 5.7.7 Setup Redmine Database YML File cd $REDMINE_APP_PATHĬp config/ config/database.ymlĬhange the database.yml file to match your setup production: This just makes it easier to use the commands belowĮxport RAILS_APP_PATH=/home/$USER/apps/$RAILS_APPĮxport REDMINE_APP_PATH=$RAILS_APP_PATH/redmine-$REDMINE_VERĮxport PATH=$RAILS_APP_PATH/env/bin:$REDMINE_APP_PATH/bin:/usr/pgsql-11/bin/:$PATH Setup your environment # Change these to match your setup.

I am using MariaDB even though there are known issues, since I need to port from MySQL on WF.

Either use the password on Notices page or change the MariaDB User Password (e.g., DB_USER=redmine, DB_PASSWORD=) Note: a password will automatically be created for you and available on the Notices page. Note: the database name and user will be the same

Create a MariaDB Database (e.g., DB_NAME=redmine).

Create a Domain to point to Redmine (e.g., SITE=).

Create a Ruby On Rails application (e.g., RAILS_APP=redmine).

This should help anyone that needs to get Redmine running on OpalStack.

#Move bitnami redmine to another server how to#

After lots of searching for how to install redmine on a VPS, I was able to cobble together the following instructions.