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## 1. Check redmine_gitlab_hook setting In http://your_redmine/settings/plugin/redmine_gitlab_hook， make sure `All branches` and `Fetch updates from repository` are checked ## 2. Check redmine log Check whether there are any log records about `GitlabHookController` in redmine log file or `docker logs `. ## 3. Check git ssh user public and private key in $HOME If you install redmine via offical docker image , the running user of the redmine is "redmine", If you install redmine via apt-get or yum ,and so on , the running user of the redmine will be "www-data". You can find out the $HOME of this running user using "grep xxxx /etc/passwd" When redmine_gitlab_hook update the gitlab repo , it will need the git ssh user public and private key. 1) So you have place the git ssh user public and private key in $HOME/.ssh (if not exsit ,you should create it ). 2) The name of the key file should be id_rsa.pub and id_rsa. 3) And make sure the permissions and owner are correct , i .e. chmod 400 $HOME/.ssh/id_rsa* chown -R xxxx $HOME/.ssh