How can I remove gitlab from my debian 7 machine. I installed in my machine, but I think I will not use it for now.
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Please help. After installing and uninstalling GitLab, I can no longer use normal git commands. See error below:
$ git clone --bare git@samwise:/srv/git/myapp.git
Cloning into bare repository 'myapp.git'...
sh: 1: /opt/gitlab/embedded/service/gitlab-shell/bin/gitlab-shell: not found
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.
This was working before I installed GitLab. git user has correct public key in .ssh/authorized_keys, etc. I have rebooted the server already. Server: Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS.
Thanks in advance.
I uninstalled it in the following manner, use find to see where gitlab is hiding: <br>$ find / -iname “gitlab” <br> <br>Once you find the right folder, try to execute the gitlab-ctl binary as follows: <br> <br>$ root@centos [/home/ryan]# /opt/gitlab/bin/gitlab-ctl uninstall <br>ok: down: nginx: 29s, normally up <br>ok: down: postgresql: 28s, normally up <br>ok: down: redis: 28s, normally up <br>ok: down: sidekiq: 27s, normally up <br>ok: down: unicorn: 11s, normally up <br>could not find nginx runit pidfile (service already stopped?), cannot attempt SIGKILL… <br>ok: down: nginx: 29s, normally up <br>could not find postgresql runit pidfile (service already stopped?), cannot attempt SIGKILL… <br>ok: down: postgresql: 28s, normally up <br>could not find redis runit pidfile (service already stopped?), cannot attempt SIGKILL… <br>ok: down: redis: 28s, normally up <br>could not find sidekiq runit pidfile (service already stopped?), cannot attempt SIGKILL… <br>ok: down: sidekiq: 27s, normally up <br>could not find unicorn runit pidfile (service already stopped?), cannot attempt SIGKILL… <br>ok: down: unicorn: 11s, normally up <br>Your config files have been backed up to /root/gitlab-cleanse-2014-04-29T19:05. <br> <br> <br>The binary location may be different, if you have trouble, post your output to the find script. Good luck!
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