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1. sudo apt-get install thin redmine | 1. sudo apt-get install thin redmine | ||
| − | 2. (Assuming sqlite is already installed and is the preferred DB), select sqlite3 as database | + | 2. (Assuming sqlite is already installed and is the preferred DB), select sqlite3 as database. The db will be automagically setup if the sqlite is already installed |
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3. Create email.yml in /path/to/redmine/config/ | 3. Create email.yml in /path/to/redmine/config/ | ||
Revision as of 04:58, 23 August 2010
For Ubuntu Server:
1. sudo apt-get install thin redmine
2. (Assuming sqlite is already installed and is the preferred DB), select sqlite3 as database. The db will be automagically setup if the sqlite is already installed
3. Create email.yml in /path/to/redmine/config/
Examples: http://www.redmine.org/wiki/redmine/EmailConfiguration
4. Edit environment.rb and change email delivery to true.
5. Run thin start -e production -c /path/to/redmine [ -p port -a host ]
6. Profit!