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Installing OpenProject CE using packaged installation

Added by Markus Hillenbrand almost 9 years ago

Hi,

I would like to test a packaged installation under CentOS 6 (or 7). Unfortunately I cannot access the repositories. I have installed the packager.io key and created a yum repo file as instructed. When I then make “yum install openproject”, I get the message “No package openproject available.”. When I point a browser to “https://rpm.packager.io/gh/opf/openproject-ce/centos6/stable/5” I get “Requested resource does not exist.”

Is there a problem with the packages or am I missing something?

Best regards

Markus


Replies (6)

RE: Installing OpenProject CE using packaged installation - Added by Matthias Ehrenfeuchter almost 9 years ago

Hi,

I have the exact same problem under debian/ubuntu. I looked on the packager.io build logs and then figured out that i can manualy download the packages for example by
wget https://deb.packager.io/gh/opf/openproject-ce/pool/o/op/openproject_5.0.5-1449140564.d088c7a.jessie_amd64.deb
To figure out what the exact file name for you would be check this site
https://packager.io/gh/opf/openproject-ce
You will find the file name in the logs.

But well this is not how a repository should work.

Just to mention, I tried to install the packages 5.0.1 and 5.0.5 on debian8 and ubuntu14.04, nothing did work.

At the installation process I get this error:
openproject Psych::SyntaxError: (): did not find expected node content while parsing a block node at line 38 column 18
at the verry end, but nothing works.

I try to install it manually from git, maybe this will work.

Packaged installation is hard broken at this moment.

RE: Installing OpenProject CE using packaged installation - Added by Cyril Rohr almost 9 years ago

Markus: Could you run yum makecache && yum install openproject to see if that fixes your issue?

Matthias: Do you use the 64bit variant of those distributions? Can you send the output of uname -a, as well as the full output of the error message you’re seeing?

RE: Installing OpenProject CE using packaged installation - Added by Matthias Ehrenfeuchter almost 9 years ago

I fixed it by my own, when using passwords with special character there must be quotation marks around it in the config files, or just using a simpler password.
Using OpenProject 5.0.5 at the moment with 4.2.2-1-pve in a lxc container. (debian8)

The file https://deb.packager.io/key does not exist, I think it does not exist for rpm too. Also the repository path is not valid.

It would be realy nice to fix your repositories, or at least mention, that they do not work atm and give the ppl the direct download link.

Regards
Matthias

RE: Installing OpenProject CE using packaged installation - Added by Cyril Rohr almost 9 years ago

Hi Matthias,

The aforementioned link most definitely works. Make sure you’ve got apt-transport-https installed in your container image since it is very likely to be missing. Also, if you’re using containers you might run into problems of your own since the packages are not tested within that kind of config (we’ll provide docker images in the near future).

Cyril

On 8 Dec 2015, at 11:46, community@openproject.org wrote:

OpenProject - Support Installation & Updates: RE: Installing OpenProject CE using packaged installation
Matthias Ehrenfeuchter
I fixed it by my own, when using passwords with special character there must be quotation marks around it in the config files, or just using a simpler password.
Using OpenProject 5.0.5 at the moment with 4.2.2-1-pve in a lxc container. (debian8)

The file https://deb.packager.io/key does not exist, I think it does not exist for rpm too. Also the repository path is not valid.

It would be realy nice to fix your repositories, or at least mention, that they do not work atm and give the ppl the direct download link.

Regards
Matthias

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RE: Installing OpenProject CE using packaged installation - Added by Markus Hillenbrand almost 9 years ago

I have successfully installed v 5.0.6 on CentOS 7 now. Thanks for the hint that it is only running on 64bit - I have completely missed this piece of information. My test machine was only a 32 bit machine running CentOS 6.

RE: Installing OpenProject CE using packaged installation - Added by Johannes Klos almost 9 years ago

Hello,

I have exactly the same problem as the thread opener, trying to use the packaged installation on CentOS7.
I’m working on 64-bit operating system, so that can’t be the problem.
Are there any other points I could check to find a solution?

Best regards

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