0) Before you start
- Please take into consideration that Bitnami package changes with each version of Redmine therefore something may work differently
- This guide was last tested on the following version: bitnami redmine 2.5.1-1
- Please note that some Operating Systems may have problems with Bitnami
- Bitnami is generally not recommended for Easy Redmine, because it changes the Redmine code, while Easy requires the standard form
- We do not provide any guarantee for running Easy Redmine in Bitnami. However, we can provide support for migration into a standardized environment (preinstalled VMware image), more information here
1) General Installation of BitNami Redmine
1. Download BitNami package from:
http://bitnami.com/stack/redmine/installer
2. Install it according to instructions
http://bitnami.com/stack/redmine/README.txt
In practice, it is a simple wizard where you need to click "next" "next" and enter your Redmine login / password
2) Installation of Easy Redmine on existing Bitnami Redmine
1. Copy Easy Redmine package, typically INTO ~/BitNami/apps/redmine/htdocs
2. When using BitNami, there is no Ruby in your system. So you need to run the script "use_redmine" which loads Ruby into your Shell.
Now you have to install gems specific for Easy Redmine
> delete Gemfile.lock
> run "bundle" with parameters (if there is an error during the installation, dependencies are checked)
bundle install --without development test --binstubs --no-deployment
3. continue according to standard guide - here
4. Restart your server using:
BITNAMI/ctlscript.sh restart
Linux Troubleshotting (CentOS)
Before you start with Easy Redmine installation, make sure, these packages are installed:
> wget
> git
> gcc