1 FIRST, you need to configure Girocco:
2 * Edit Girocco/Config.pm
3 * Alternatively to above, copy over to and edit Girocc/Config2.pm and
4 run make and make install with GIROCCO_CONF=Girocco::Config2
5 * In case you use Group permission control, edit jobs/fixupcheck.sh
7 Make sure you have the submodules checked out:
9 git submodule update --init
15 which will do some preprocessing in theory.
16 Now, you can do the installation itself:
20 will then install Girocco according to Girocco::Config (you might need to be
21 root, depending on the exact settings).
23 If you use the mirror mode or want to use the push notifications, you must
24 make sure taskd.pl is kept running.
26 At any rate, you will need to periodically call jobd maintenance job that
27 will refresh mirrored repositories, but also repack all repositories. You
28 can either just keep jobd.sh running (good if you have large amount
29 of repositories), or add a special invocation (advised by make install)
32 Girocco is reasonably self-sufficient, but does depend on a few external
33 programs and libraries:
35 - darcs, if you want to handle darcs:// mirroring
36 - python-chardet, if you want to handle non-utf8 darcs imports
37 - bzr-fastimport, if you want to handle bzr:// mirroring