OneDev is an all-in-one Git server and code collaboration platform that supports Agile development workflow. Installing OneDev on OpenBSD is a straightforward process that requires setting up dependencies, downloading and configuring OneDev. In this tutorial, you will learn how to install OneDev on OpenBSD.
Before installing OneDev, ensure that the following prerequisites are met:
OneDev requires Git, Java, and Docker to be installed on your OpenBSD system. OpenBSD comes with Git preinstalled, but you need to install Java and Docker first.
To install Java and Docker, open a terminal and execute the following commands:
$ su -
# pkg_add openjdk docker
After installing Docker, start it and configure it to start automatically on boot:
# rcctl enable docker
# rcctl start docker
Download the latest version of OneDev from the official website https://onedev.io/download.
Once the download is complete, navigate to the directory where you have downloaded OneDev and extract it using the following command:
$ tar -zxvf onedev-<version>.tar.gz
Replace "version" with the OneDev version you have downloaded.
OneDev requires configuration files to operate correctly. Navigate to the extracted OneDev directory, and execute the following command to generate a default configuration file:
$ cd onedev-<version>/conf/
$ cp onedev-default.conf onedev.conf
Open the configuration file onedev.conf using a text editor, and customize it as per your requirement.
Note: You can refer to https://onedev.io/docs/config for detailed instructions on how to customize the configuration file.
After configuring OneDev, start the server using the following command:
$ cd ..
$ ./onedev start
The above command starts OneDev server and displays logs in the console. You can access OneDev using a web browser at http://localhost:6610.
Congratulations! You have successfully installed and started OneDev on OpenBSD. Now you can use OneDev to manage your Git repositories and collaborate with your team.
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