Search site but not found any related issues…Seems to me this version of openproject community is not compatible with Centos 7 as i have basic setup…Even reconfigure seems to keep failing at same point even if i do not install memcached?

Please can someone help as i am too skint to afford the Enterprise version and only two users are needed anyway?

The install recognises mariadb so that aspect all ok….I do not install apache as i intend to use Nginx instead….

But it fails regardless with Depreciation Warning and seems to crash out rather than complete each time?

Must be some sort of compatability issue in Commmunity install with basic Centos 7

Has anyone experienced similar or is there a thread already on this fix?

Help is most welcomed to help educate me in the art of a seamless install

thanks to everyone in advance who posts me for their expertise :)

cheers

Chris

In fact a basic Centos 7 Apache openproject also fails?

Anyone achieved an install on Centos 7 please let me know

I have even followed the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFXpgBPtTGw to the letter and i get failure each time :(

Please help i must be a Numpty if everyone finds it easy!

cheers

Chris

I also see that having Many Many issues installing on Centos7 Binumi actually does work that you guys dont do more to proactively encourage and make easier installations like Bitnumi does.

Seems to me that you guys are solely interested in paid for services over the community edition but it is us small guys who start with the free stuff and begin to earn money so we can pay for the commercial product….If we are unable to even install your product with the guide given then bitmuni is only option as it does actually work!

Any help or answer on my installation issues? Ever hopefull that you guys make an installtion progrom like bitmuni have taken the effort to produce maybe in the light that the creators dont support or actively encourage proper setup for users

Hopefully someone will answer this thread eventually…Even a negative comment would be welcomed at this juncture of frustration

thanks

Chris

Hi Chris,

as I wrote in the email I sent you 2 hours ago: Our DevOps team is currently looking at the issue and we will get back to you asap when we identify the issue.
(So it’s a bit strange that you wrote your last reply after you got the response by email.)

Since we are quite busy improving OpenProject (and make the Community Edition available for free) and have a large community, we cannot reply to every forum post instantly.

We do welcome your feedback on the installation method.

Best,
Robin

Hi Christian,

Please give us at least 24h to look into your issue ;)

I’m looking into it right now, but could you send the exact version that was installed on your system with yum info openproject?

Thanks,
Cyril

I just checked on a brand new CentOS7 install and didn’t encounter any issues. yum info openproject returns the following details:

Installed Packages
Name        : openproject
Arch        : x86_64
Version     : 7.3.0
Release     : 1506721082.908f513e.centos7
Size        : 420 M
Repo        : installed
From repo   : openproject-ce
Summary     : Official OpenProject Community Edition

Make sure you are using the same version or more recent (available from https://packager.io/gh/opf/openproject-ce/refs/stable/7). Also make sure you are using an x86_64 architecture.

Also note that the packaged version only works with apache, and not nginx.

Finally, a small aside regarding bitnami: bitnami virtual machines take the easy route where they bundle everything (database, web server, etc.) with their packages, while our deb/rpm packages rely on existing system packages so that you don’t get as easily exposed whenever a security patch is released for apache/mysql/postfix/etc. This makes our packages more difficult to test on all the combinations of distributions / system packages already installed, which is why we recommend that you use a bare VM or server dedicated to OpenProject (which seems it is not the case based on your bug report subject since you also mention nginx).

Let me know if you manage to fix the issue with a more recent package, or whether you require more help (in which case send me also the exact version of the distribution so that I can try to replicate the issue).

Thanks,
Cyril