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MySQL root password for GitLab Droplet (GitLab CI)

Posted December 8, 2013 7.7k views
Hey, I've just installed a Droplet with the GitLab image on it. Now I want to add GitLab CI. As I can see there is already a folder called /home/gitlab_ci but I'm not sure if it already installed because I could not find any information about it, And if not I have to access my installed database for adding gitlab ci user but I'm also not able to find my root password for MySQL. So can someone help me? :)
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pablo December 8, 2013
Have you checked out How To Use the GitLab One-Click Install Image to Manage Git Repositories?
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digitalocean334425 December 8, 2013
yeah but I can't see an answer to any of my questions
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joshfng December 9, 2013
If you check check the gitlab.yml file in /home/gitlab. I believe the root password will be listed in there.
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pablo December 9, 2013
Have you tried: 
sudo service --status-all

to see if it's currently running?

If not, is it listed in /etc/init.d/?
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digitalocean334425 December 9, 2013
@Pablo in both places only gitlab is listed so I think gitlab ci is NOT installed even if there is the matching home folder for it

@joshfng there is just access data for user github and not the root account
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gmqqueen March 27, 2014
GitLab CI must be setup on a separate server than GitLab CE. Then GitLab CI uses Runners to a 3rd Server
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peppernut May 27, 2014
Btw, to answer the question in the title. The root password for gitlab mysql droplet is the same as the one for the gitlab user.

Both are: gitlab_digital_ocean
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