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# Gitea: Git with a cup of tea
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Gitea seems like a good candidate for a selfhosted variant of GitHub, so why
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not host it in a squashfs image ... :)
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Add `app.ini` in `/etc/gitea` on the host you'll run Gitea.
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To build the image run `build.sh` and that should be it.
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## Installation
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Gitea has a web UI installer to set up the database and the filesystem
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structure. Couldn't find a cli that does it, it's a bit cumbersome to do it
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through the web UI, but here goes.
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1. Comment the `INSTALL_LOCK = true` variable in /etc/gitea/app.ini, or set
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it to `false`.
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2. Open http://localhost:3000/install and set all configuration to match the
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one in /etc/gitea/app.ini. The image below matches the config from this
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repo.
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You will get an error:
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```
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Failed to save configuration: open /etc/gitea/app.ini: permission denied
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```
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3. Profit! The filesystem and db are all set up, you can ignore the permission
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error.
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4. **YOU'LL NEED TO UPDATE** `INSTALL_LOCK = true` in app.ini to continue using
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Gitea without being redirected to /install.
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## TODO
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* Instructions for setting up SSH with Gitea's built-in SSH server and the SSH
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server running on the host.
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* Real world configuration.
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