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Re:GitLab - an open source clone of GitHub by drivebyacct2 on Saturday October 15, 2011 @09:53AM (#3114820)
Gitorious is a grueling day long challenge of what feels like a somewhat hacky process to get it installed.
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Re:GitLab - an open source clone of GitHub by ch0wn on Saturday October 15, 2011 @09:57AM (#3114827)
That has been true and still is if you do it manually. There are, however, several scripts assisting you at the install, like this chef cookbook:

https://gitorious.org/chef-cookbooks/chef-gitorious

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Re:GitLab - an open source clone of GitHub by StavrosK on Saturday October 15, 2011 @04:40PM (#3115736)
You should use gitolite, it's a breeze to set up.
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Re:GitLab - an open source clone of GitHub by drivebyacct2 on Saturday October 15, 2011 @06:52PM (#3116023)
They're two entirely different things... this is actually powered by gitolite and looks incredibly easy to setup
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Re:GitLab - an open source clone of GitHub by StavrosK on Saturday October 15, 2011 @07:16PM (#3116079)
Oh, sorry, I was confused by the software that preceded gitolite. Disregard that, thanks.
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Re:GitLab - an open source clone of GitHub by drivebyacct2 on Saturday October 15, 2011 @08:00PM (#3116155)
For what it's worth, we were both wrong and about the same thing. GitLab is powered by Gitosis, rather than Gitolite, though it appears that may be changing. Gitorious is powered by it's own solution I think and is comparable to GitLab/GitHub.
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