Praqma / staci

Containerizing the Atlassian tools stack. Jira, Confluence, Bamboo and a MySQL database.
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Install instructions #52

Open timea opened 7 years ago

timea commented 7 years ago

During the installation process I had the following questions

The error messages helped to figure it out, still :)

hoeghh commented 7 years ago

Very Short answer, as Im in Holland .

Clone to where ever you want

The folder should be writable to the user with uid 1000. Normally you.

I will write More when i get home.

timea commented 7 years ago

And thanks ;)

On 13 Jul 2016, at 17:13, Henrik René Høegh notifications@github.com wrote:

Very Short answer, as Im in Holland .

Clone to where ever you want

The folder should be writable to the user with uid 1000. Normally you.

I will write More when i get home.

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timea commented 7 years ago

Please do not worry about it on holiday. I will file a couple of more issues and we talk about it when you are back! Enjoy ;)

On 13 Jul 2016, at 17:13, Henrik René Høegh notifications@github.com wrote:

Very Short answer, as Im in Holland .

Clone to where ever you want

The folder should be writable to the user with uid 1000. Normally you.

I will write More when i get home.

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hoeghh commented 7 years ago

in $STACI_HOME/conf/staci.properties you have a property called volume_dir. This should have a value/path on your disc where you have read and write access to.

eg. volume_dir:/home/hoeghh/atlassian

Then STACI will create volumes for your containers, and put the data here for persistant storrage. You only need this if you are not using a provider (like virtualbox).