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BITNAMI REDMINE SLOW WHEN CREATING EDITING ISSUES INSTALL
BITNAMI REDMINE SLOW WHEN CREATING EDITING ISSUES UPGRADE
BITNAMI REDMINE SLOW WHEN CREATING EDITING ISSUES SOFTWARE

I don't feel good with this but at least it works.Īdministration is not easy, considering making a backup: In Trac this is a one-liner, in Redmine, you have to backup: configuration, attached files and database content all separately. Some people suggest RVM providing virtual ruby environments, where you can have multiple Rails versions installed next to each other, which is not possible with apt-get.

BITNAMI REDMINE SLOW WHEN CREATING EDITING ISSUES SOFTWARE

But what I hate most about those software package management systems beside the systems package-management is, that you have to care for updates and all other stuff separately. However, this was as easy as described on the homepage.

BITNAMI REDMINE SLOW WHEN CREATING EDITING ISSUES INSTALL

I advise you to install via gem and bundler.

BITNAMI REDMINE SLOW WHEN CREATING EDITING ISSUES UPGRADE

This is the reason that you must configure your apt-get or aptitude not to upgrade certain dependencies.

Redmine's dependencies are fixed, so new library versions might not work.

Of course fixes in Debian stable is done, the package versions are so outdated in stable, that newer versions of Redmine will not work.

Debian had 5 security holes at the beginning of 2013 (January), where some still unfixed in unstable and testing.

As configuration is not separated from application code, whenever you get package updates, they will overwrite your changes.

You cannot use Debian/Ubuntu package system for production use But Redmine has some serious drawbacks over Trac: Latest versions I used in production were: Trac 1.0.1 and Redmine 2.2.3. I've used Trac a long time over 7 years by now.

there shouldn't be hundreds of plugins to be installed before getting a usable project management software up and running (base installation should have most features).

installation should be as easy as possible.

wiki / internal blog (i.e., knowledge management).

Right now, I cannot find any up-to-date or reliable comparison between both systems and thus cannot wage which one is better (maybe both are equally good).ĭoes anyone of you have recent experience in one or even both of these systems and can point out some (big) advantages/disadavantages of either Redmine or Trac (or even both)? Moreover, I read in some earlier posts from 20 that many projects had switched to Redmine.

Originally, we planned for using TRAC but then I got aware of REDMINE. The username & email I am using for the Redmine account is the same as for the git account.Īll the other questions on stack overflow and the web I've found are from people who have already gotten past this step and have successfully linked a git repository to Redmine.I'm working in research and my bioinformatics work group needs a project management software for keeping track of multiple projects (Linux environment). Still, when I try adding the repository to a project in Redmine, I see a 404 warning when I click on the main Repository tab:Īnd when I click on the Settings > Repository > Users icon, I get: Using rubyconsole in Rubystack, I followed the Git specific instructions about creating a bare repository. I can't get Redmine to integrate with Git at all. Now redmine is up and running, I've hit another hurdle with Git integration. After a lot of failed attempts using Rails to install Redmine on OS 10.6 Server, I finally found away to do it using the Bitnami Rubystack + Redmine module.