Installing Redmine on OpalStack

allyn

pg was failing install as it could not find the config file
Running export PATH=/usr/pgsql-11/bin/:$PATH fixed this for me
Can you add that to the instructions

And in #9 shouldn't it be
config.hosts << "<SITE>"

sean

allyn fixed.

kjodle

I am wondering if something has changed in Ruby since this was originally published.

I followed all the steps as written, although I skipped steps 6 & 7 as they are optional and this is a completely new install of Redmine.

When I got to the step 10, there is no PROJECTDIR variable in the 'start' script. However, there is one in the 'start_puma' script, so I edited that one.

Additionally, there is no RAILS_ENV variable in the 'start' script, but there is one in the 'start_puma' script. Again, I went ahead and edited this one.

I changed the PROJECTNAME variable in the 'stop_puma' script to reflect the version of Redmine I am using (5.0.5). All the other variables in this script were below a "do not edit items below this line" warning so I left them alone.

I ran the restart script, but am now just getting a 502 error. I am not quite sure what I am doing wrong.

Does anybody know if these instructions will work with the current version of Ruby on Rails? Should I be looking for these variables somewhere else? (FWIW, I did try adding these variables to the non-Puma 'start' and 'stop' scripts with no luck.)

sean

kjodle the setup that our Rails installer provides has changed a lot in the time since @rawzkid wrote the tutorial. The latest setup runs Puma behind a private Nginx instance and there are a couple of "myproject" placeholders in the default config that you will need to change for Redmine.

The file you'll need to edit is your app's nginx/nginx.conf file. The lines you'll need to change are:

the "server" directive in the "upstream puma" section
the "root" directive in the "server" section

Adjust those lines to use your app name and your project directory name, then restart the app. I think at that point you should be up and running.

kjodle

sean Thank you! It took a few tries (because I made some new errors), but that was the information I needed. (Next time I will rtm more thoroughly!)

ccr

Hi! I installed redmine following the instructions and everything turned out fine but when I try to access it from the web it appears: 502 Bad Gateway-Nginx 1.20.2
From nginx_error.log:
...[crit] 45054#45054: *1 connect() to unix:/home/ccr/apps/redmine_bulla/redmine-5.1.0/tmp/sockets/puma.sock failed (2: No such file or directory) while connecting to upstream...I installed redmine following the instructions and everything turned out fine but when I try to access it from the web it appears: 502 Bad Gateway-Nginx 1.20.2
From nginx_error.log:
...[crit] 45054#45054: *1 connect() to unix:/home/ccr/apps/redmine_bulla/redmine-5.1.0/tmp/sockets/puma.sock failed (2: No such file or directory) while connecting to upstream...
It was a clean installation, I don't understand why the file is missing.
Any idea what the error could be?

sean

ccr If puma.sock is missing then either your puma server process is not running or you've got the wrong path in your configuration.

ccr

Thanks Sean! Now Redmine is working fine.

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