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services:forgejo [2024/09/11 07:13] – [Installation] willyservices:forgejo [2025/03/13 14:41] (current) – [Forgejo] willy
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 Easy to install and low maintenance, it just does the job. It is a nice web gui for GIT. It is actually much more and allows for GIT fine tuning of remote repositories and access control. It can be used to version-control any kind of sources, including text documents and scripts. Easy to install and low maintenance, it just does the job. It is a nice web gui for GIT. It is actually much more and allows for GIT fine tuning of remote repositories and access control. It can be used to version-control any kind of sources, including text documents and scripts.
  
-Forgejo is the evolution of [[services:gitea|GITea]], from which it forked some time ago out of concerns for monetization strategies and ambiguous behaviour from GITEA parent company.+Forgejo is the evolution of [[services:obsolete:gitea|GITea]], from which it forked some time ago out of concerns for monetization strategies and ambiguous behaviour from GITEA parent company.
  
 ===== Installation ===== ===== Installation =====
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 DB_TYPE = sqlite3 DB_TYPE = sqlite3
 HOST = 127.0.0.1:3306 HOST = 127.0.0.1:3306
-NAME = gitea+NAME = forgejo
 USER = root USER = root
-PASSWD =  
-SCHEMA =  
-SSL_MODE = disable 
 PATH = /data/git-repos/forgejo.db PATH = /data/git-repos/forgejo.db
 LOG_SQL = false LOG_SQL = false
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 [log] [log]
 MODE = file MODE = file
-; ; Either "Trace", "Debug", "Info", "Warn", "Error" or "None", default is "Info" 
 LEVEL = info LEVEL = info
 ROOT_PATH = /var/log/forgejo ROOT_PATH = /var/log/forgejo
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 ./forgejo ./forgejo
 </code> </code>
 +
 +One last step is to ensure your **app.ini** is safe if you reinstlal Forgejo. Since i do backup the git repos folder but not the daemons folder, i just move it there and link it back:
 +<code bash>
 +cd ~/custom/conf/ 
 +mv app.ini /data/git-repos
 +ln -s /data/git-repos/app.ini .
 +</code>
 +
 +Note that your **git** user //~/.ssh// must exist and the permission chain into it must be set properly!
 +The /data/daemons/git must be **750** and the /data/daemons/git/.ssh should be **700** (but 750 should do the trick as well).
  
 ==== Reverse Proxy setup ==== ==== Reverse Proxy setup ====
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 == Using Reverse Proxy authentication === == Using Reverse Proxy authentication ===
  
-GITea support reverse proxy authentication. The above NGINX config already set it up, but you need to open GITea settings and go to **Authentication Sources** and replace the existing one (or add a new one) ad **PAM_Auth**. The settings you need are:+Forgejo support reverse proxy authentication. The above NGINX config already set it up, but you need to open GITea settings and go to **Authentication Sources** and replace the existing one (or add a new one) ad **PAM_Auth**. The settings you need are:
   * pam_service_name: system-local-login   * pam_service_name: system-local-login
  
-that's it.+that's it. This will work with your SSO.
  
 ==== Autostart ==== ==== Autostart ====
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 description="ForgeJo, a self-hosted Git service" description="ForgeJo, a self-hosted Git service"
  
-command="/deposito/daemons/forgejo/forgejo"+command="/data/daemons/forgejo/forgejo"
 command_args="" command_args=""
 command_background="true" command_background="true"

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