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Bitnami via Vultr - Redmine
Preview of the Vultr management interface for Bitnami via Vultr - Redmine on a mobile device.
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Bitnami via Vultr - Redmine
Preview of the Vultr server deploy page control panel for Bitnami via Vultr - Redmine on a web browser.

About Redmine

Redmine is a very popular Rails-based open source bug tracker to help you manage issues and tasks for multiple projects. It is extremely flexible, features a built-in wiki, time tracking, custom fields, role-based access, SCM integration (including git), and support for multiple projects. Redmine has many of the same features youテ「竄ャ邃「d find in an enterprise bug tracking system, but of course itテ「竄ャ邃「s open source and completely free software. Redmine has a clean interface that makes it easy to define your first project and get started.

Get Started with Redmine

  • Please allow at least 5 MINUTES for your Bitnami Redmine App to finish installing before attempting to access it!
    • If you are unable to access your Redmine site, please try the following:
      • Wait a few more minutes for install to finish up
      • Try using http:// instead of https://
  • Your Redmine site is available at: http://use.your.ip/

Use the View Console icon at the top of this page to see your administrator credentials. See our FAQ for more information about the Vultr Web Console.

You'll see two sets of credentials on that screen.

  • Use the user account and your unique password in the Web Console to log in to your admin panel.
  • Use the bitnami account with the password bitnami to log in to the server via the web console. You'll be prompted to change you password the first time you log in.

Add SSL

  1. Log in to the Web Console as bitnami. If this is your first login, the password is bitnami.
  2. Run the Bitnami HTTPS Configuration tool to generate an HTTPS certificate:
    $ sudo /opt/bitnami/bncert-tool --domains example.com

Enable SSH

SSH is disabled by default on this application. To enable SSH:

  1. Log in to the Web Console as bitnami. If this is your first login, the password is bitnami.
  2. If you prefer the nano text editor over vim, install nano.

    $ sudo apt install nano  
    

    Otherwise, substitute vim in the command below.

  3. Edit the SSH configuration file.
    $ sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_confi

  4. Find the #PasswordAuthentication yes line and remove the comment character. When finished, it should look like this:

    PasswordAuthentication yes

  5. Save and exit the file.

  6. Enable the SSH service.

    $ sudo rm -f /etc/ssh/sshd_not_to_be_run  
    $ sudo systemctl enable --now ssh  
    

You can now connect to the server with SSH. Use your bitnami account and password.

Additional Docs

https://docs.bitnami.com/general/apps/redmine/

Support Information

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