A script that I've made that install apache2, trac 0.12(with i18n), git, gitolite and configures them to work in a Ubuntu 12.04 server.
This was tested in a Ubuntu 12.04 Server 64bits in 08/2012.
Root access to the server or similar.
You'll also need to have a working station(another computer besides the server)
You'll have to copy this working station pub rsa key to somewhere in the server, ex::
scp ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub root@192.168.0.108:/tmp/myNewUser.pub
Where my myNewUser must be the name of the user name you want to create.
You can just download this scripts into anywhere, like /tmp/ in the server::
wget https://github.com/arruda/TRAC-GIT-HOOKS/tarball/master
tar -zxvf master
and then run the first script::
./install_1.sh PROJECT_NAME REPO_NAME DOMAIN_NAME USER_NAME USER_PSSWD RSA_FOLDER_PATH
PROJECT_NAME: is the name of your project, ex: MyTrac
REPO_NAME: is the name of your repository, ex: mynewrepo
DOMAIN_NAME: your domain, ex: mysite.com
USER_NAME: your username, ex: myNewUser (THIS MUST BE THE SAME USER NAME OF THE RSA KEY BEFORE!)
USER_PSSWD: your password, ex: mystrongpass
RSA_FOLDER_PATH: the path to the folder where you put the rsa pub key, ex: /tmp
Exemple of usage::
./install_1.sh MyTrac mynewrepo mysite.com myNewUser mystrongpass /tmp
Afther this is done, you'll need to go to your workstation and do the following:
Back in the workstation(the one that you copied the id_rsa.pub)::
git clone git@DOMAIN_NAME:gitolite-admin
replacing DOMAIN_NAME with your server domain.
Open the conf/gitolite.conf file, and add this lines to the end of it::
repo REPO_NAME
RW+ = USER_NAME
replacing REPO_NAME and USER_NAME with the ones used in the execution of the script.
save, commit and push it::
git add .
git commit -m 'new repo'
git push origin master
After this execute install_2.sh, using the same parameters as before! Ex::
./install_2.sh MyTrac mynewrepo mysite.com myNewUser mystrongpass /tmp
This software is distributed using MIT license, see LICENSE file for more details.