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h1. Installing Redmine on Mac OS X 10.7 Lion Server This is a quick summary of the necessary steps for a simple install of Redmine on Apple OS X Lion Server 10.7. It is meant only as a supplement, not a replacement, to the official install guide found here. h2. Step by Step h3. Install Prerequisites # Install Xcode/OS X Developer Tools Either get XCode Install from the Mac App Store or register for a free account and download from: https://developer.apple.com/downloads/ An alternative is the latest version of Command Line Tools for XCode https://developer.apple.com/downloads . This is a smaller download and contains all that is necessary for installation. # Install OS X MySQL and associated Libraries Download http://www.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/ (select Select latest 64-bit version, e.g. 5.5.25) 5.5.25 Run the installation package .pkg *.pkg* file. This will install into /usr/local/mysql/bin */usr/local/mysql/bin* Run the MySQLStartupItem.pkg file to use GUI to start automatically after startup of your server. (Of course, command line also works.) Open the MySQL.prefPane and install for all users. This provides a GUI for starting and stopping. (Of couse, command line also works.) Set the root password for your new installation of MySQL. One way is to use the "MySQLWorkbench":http://www.mysql.com/products/workbench/. MySQLWorkbench:http://www.mysql.com/products/workbench/. Or from the command line: @mysqladmin *mysqladmin -u root password NEWPASSWORD@ (where NEWPASSWORD* where your password substitutes for NEWPASSWORD) NEWPASSWORD Add MySQL to the path. path In terminal: @sudo *sudo touch /etc/paths.d/mysql@ /etc/paths.d/mysql* (creates a file in which you type the path) @sudo *sudo nano /etc/paths.d/mysql@ /etc/paths.d/mysql* In editor type @/usr/local/mysql/bin@ */usr/local/mysql/bin* then save and exit Enter startup options to tell the MySQL client and daemon to connect to the local server. In terminal: @sudo *sudo nano /etc/my.cnf@ /etc/my.cnf* In editor, add the following as appropriate: @[mysqld] [mysqld] socket = /tmp/mysql.sock [client] socket = /tmp/mysql.sock@ /tmp/mysql.sock Install the MySQL binaries. Info about client libraries is available at http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4006 , or to download directly use http://www.opensource.apple.com/other/MySQL-55.binaries.tar.gz http://www.opensource.apple.com/other/MySQL-53.binaries.tar.gz (or latest version) MySQL-54 for OSX 10.6.7) @sudo tar -xvf ~/Downloads/MySQL-53.binaries.tar -C ~/Downloads@ or if you downloaded a .gz file, @sudo tar -xzvf ~/Downloads/MySQL-55.binaries.tar.gz ~/Downloads/MySQL-53.binaries.tar.gz -C ~/Downloads@ This will produce a root.tar archive, which must then also be extracted: extracted @sudo tar -xzvf ~/Downloads/MySQL-55.binaries/MySQL-55.root.tar.gz ~/Downloads/MySQL-53.binaries/MySQL-53.root.tar.gz -C /@ If successful, tar should list the many files being placed in appropriate locations throughout # Install Ruby Gems @sudo gem install rails -v=2.3.5@ @sudo gem install rack -v=1.0.1@ @sudo gem install rake -v=0.8.3@ @sudo gem install fastthread@ @sudo env ARCHFLAGS="-arch x86_64" gem install mysql -v=2.8.1@ # If you are running desktop OS X (not the system Server edition): See [[RedmineInstallOSX]] # If you are running OS X *Server*: Install "Phusion Passenger":http://www.modrails.com/install.html This is a gem that handles Ruby on Rails applications and makes them accessible on the web server. Passenger @sudo gem install passenger@ @sudo passenger-install-apache2-module@ The apache2 module installation will ask you to add several lines to the apache configuration file. For the standard Lion Server, the file is Some likely locations for this are /etc/apache2/httpd.conf . Typical lines to add are: (standard OS X Server installation) and /opt/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf (MacPorts installation). @LoadModule passenger_module /Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/passenger-3.0.12/ext/apache2/mod_passenger.so PassengerRoot /Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/passenger-3.0.12 PassengerRuby /System/Library/Frameworks/Ruby.framework/Version/1.8/usr/bin/ruby@ It may also be helpful to specify the user that runs passenger, with the line @PassengerDefaultUser www@ # Build and install Install Passenger Pref Pane This is a GUI interface for the Mac, to make it easy to add Ruby on Rails applications. Many of the binary prefPanes on the "web":http://www.fngtps.com/passenger-preference-pane are not compatible with 10.7, so it is necessary to "build":http://think.gregorybowers.com/post/8032492180/getting-passengerpane-to-work-in-lion-for-twerps-like : @cd ~/Downloads git clone https://github.com/Fingertips/passengerpane/ cd passengerpane xcodebuild@ (If you can't find xcodebuild, it may be in /usr/bin/xcodebuild) Install the preference pane. Look in ~/Downloads/passengerpane/build/Release, Download and double-click on Passenger.prefPane to install it. An alternative is to download a pre-compiled build for 10.7, e.g. "SoftwhisperSL-PassengerPrefPane":http://macweb.cz/press/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/SoftwhisperSL-PassengerPrefPane-OSX10.7-6c7197b.tar.gz Install: http://www.fngtps.com/passenger-preference-pane h2. h3. Install Redmine # Checkout Redmine 2 @cd /Library/WebServer/Sites/@ If the Sites directory doesn't exist, create it (@sudo mkdir /Library/WebServer/Sites@) @git clone https://github.com/redmine/redmine@ @sudo svn checkout http://redmine.rubyforge.org/svn/trunk redmine@ # Configure Passenger Open /Library/WebServer/Sites /Library/WebServer/Sites/redmine in Finder Start Passenger preference pane in System Preferences Drag redmine folder to Passenger (you may have to 'click to make changes') Set "Address" to something like @redmine.local@ and click "Production" Enter any aliases for # If you are running desktop OS X (not the website, such as @your.server.com/redmine@ Server edition): See [[RedmineInstallOSX]] # If you are running OS X *Server*: Enable MySQL Launch Server Admin, click + Sign, Add Service, Check MySQL box, click Save Choose the MySQL service, click Set Root Password, click Start to start the service # Setup Database with redmine user and database @mysql -u root -p@ (Enter the MySQL root password when prompted) Now enter the following into MySQL, substituting a password of your choice for MYPASSWORD: @create <pre> create database redmine character set utf8; create user 'redmine'@'localhost' identified by 'MYPASSWORD'; 'my_password'; grant all privileges on redmine.* to 'redmine'@'localhost';@ 'redmine'@'localhost';</pre> # Configure Redmine @cd /Library/WebServer/Sites/redmine /Library/WebServer/Sites/redmine@ sudo @sudo mkdir tmp public/plugin_assets sudo chown -R www:www tmp public/plugin_assets log files sudo public/plugin_assets@ @sudo chmod -R 755 files log tmp public/plugin_assets public/plugin_assets@ sudo @sudo cp config/database.yml.example config/database.yml@ Edit database.yml, e.g. ie.: @production: <pre> production: adapter: mysql database: redmine host: localhost username: redmine password: MYPASSWORD socket: /tmp/mysql.sock@ my_password If necessary, do the same for configuration.yml, for example to set up email SMTP. </pre> # Install appropriate gems Optional: It helps to have imagemagick, which can be installed with @brew install imagemagick@ if you use "Mac Homebrew":https://github.com/mxcl/homebrew/wiki/installation @sudo gem install bundler Make sure you are in the redmine directory @cd /Library/WebServer/Sites/redmine@: sudo bundle install --without development test@ (If you don't have imagemagick, also append @rmagick@ to the above line) # Establish Defaults @sudo rake generate_secret_code generate_session_store@ (may require gems i18n and updated rails) sudo @sudo RAILS_ENV=production rake db:migrate db:migrate@ sudo RAILS_ENV=production @RAILS_ENV=production rake redmine:load_default_data@ When prompted, enter the appropriate language (e.g. @en@ for English) and press enter (If rails cannot access log file, do this: @sudo chmod 0666 log/production.log@) h2. Configure Apache to serve up Redmine You may wish to try h3. Try out using webrick first, but you can move straight to apache. # Go to Server.app, select Run the Web service, and add a new website. For example domain name @redmine.local@, and store site files in @/Library/WebServer/Sites/redmine/public@ # Restart the ruby web server with @ruby script/server webrick -e production@ @sudo apachectl restart@ Or, in Server.app, turn the web service off and then on. # Go to the Passenger prefPane a web browser and restart your redmine app view @http://localhost:3000@ The site should now be visible, e.g. at redmine.local To serve outside of local, instructions There may be found "here":http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#featuredarticles/PhusionRails/_index.html For example, to serve as a subdomain from your main server, do some errors. An error regarding undefined "csrf_meta_tag" can be dealt with by deleting the following. First, link corresponding line in app/views/layouts/base.rhtml (perhaps line 8, but use the redmine directory into the directory where Server stores files in, e.g. @ln -s /Library/WebServer/Sites/redmine/public /Library/Server/Web/Data/Sites/Default/redmine@ edit the appropriate .conf file in /etc/apache2/sites, and under VirtualHost add @RailsBaseURI /redmine@ error message to point at the same location be sure of proper line). h2. Notes For automated installs, check out [[How to install Redmine in Linux Windows and OS X using BitNami Redmine Stack]] The following references were helpful for compiling this howto: http://macweb.cz/press/2012/01/28/instalace-redmine-na-mac-os-x-lion-server-10-7/ [[RedmineInstallOSXServer]] for Snow Leopard Server This same procedure also works for Redmine 1.4. Installation for 1.4+ is made vastly easier by the gem bundler, which ensures the appropriate gem versions are maintained.