Closed rbos closed 1 year ago
Have you tried:
nginx => {
listen_port => 80,
listen_https => false,
},
But if you already have a proxy, no need to run nginx bundled with GitLab. You can do something like this:
class { 'gitlab':
external_url => "https://${hostname}",
# ...
nginx => {
enable => false,
},
gitlab_workhorse => {
enable => true,
listen_network => 'tcp',
listen_addr => '127.0.0.1:8181',
},
}
The reverse proxy isn't on the same machine - it's a load-balancer that handles traffic on a virtual IP with an attached SSL certificate. Does that matter?
Would I then configure gitlab_workhorse to listen on the machine's public interface on port 80?
edit: Yeah, I've tried specifying it using Heira:
gitlab::external_url: '[url]'
gitlab::listen_port: 80
gitlab::listen_https: false
and on the puppet agent -t --noop run, it tries to remove the settings.
-nginx['listen_port'] = 80
-nginx['listen_https'] = false
edit 2: gitlab::nginx::listen_port: 80
also doesn't work.
The parameter of the gitlab
module is nginx
and is a hash. So if using Hiera, this should be something like:
gitlab::nginx:
listen_port: 80
listen_https: false
That does it; thanks.
Feature request (or correction, if I just can't find it):
I'm running Gitlab behind a reverse proxy, so I need to specify:
nginx['listen_port'] = 80 nginx['listen_https'] = false
but there doesn't seem to be any way to do that in the Puppet module. Am I just missing something?