NGIX not starting: Address already in use about yourchili

[ericpaulbishop]

Which version did you clone from? I just removed svn support from the library, so apache shouldn't be getting installed. Even when it was being installed it should have been getting configured on a non-standard port, so you wouldn't run into this conflict. Is it possible apache was installed before you ran the script?

By the way, it is fairly straightforward to just remove apache if it got installed by mistake/or was already there: "sudo apt-get remove apache2"

[joostvdl]

I just reverted the VM snapshot to the before state. Apache is not installed here. So it gets installed via the install script.

I cloned the latest code from https://github.com/ericpaulbishop/redmine_git_hosting.git

I have installed it on Debian Squeeze. I wil try Ubuntu 10.10 now.

[ericpaulbishop]

My guess is that php (which gets installed as part of the stack, even though it isn't used by redmine), has a dependency on apache in Debian, but not Ubuntu (where I've been doing most of my testing) and it's getting installed.

I'll see if I can figure out a way around this issue in Debian -- thanks for pointing it out.

[joostvdl]

Ubuntu 10.10 also installs Apache.

When I look at library/nginx_stack.sh is installs PHP-FPM. there it does install php5. And Apache is required for php5 packages.

However I don't see that php5-fpm is installed on the system.

[joostvdl]

Other installs like al the files under /srv are not there.

Gitolite etc is not installed.

[ericpaulbishop]

gitolite isn't installed by just running ./init_nginx_stack.sh. You need to run ./chili_test.sh

Also it gets installed to /srv/git, not /srv/projects/git like the (out of date) documentation indicates

[joostvdl]

Oke, I stopped apache first asnd run the chili_test.sh. This installs it further.

[ericpaulbishop]

This should be fixed.