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on attributes/default.rb

node.set['gerrit']['auth']['type'] = 'LDAP'
node.set['gerrit']['ldap']['username'] = '[email protected]'

on gerrit.config

[auth]
    type = OPENID

I think it's common to have a "custom" way to deploy certs that come then through a wrapper cookbook. So I guess we should just have variables for the paths of the cert/key instead of enforcing the use of our ssl_certificates cookbook.

Hi, I will be using you gerrit cookbook and adding EL support. Can you update the version deployed to opscode? Or is there a reason it has not been updated for some time? Will you have time to accept patched or should I produce a new version based on this?

Thanks for your time.

Aimon

the opscode mysql cookbook used to ship a default recipe that installed a mysql-client. In recent versions of the mysql cookbook the default recipe was dropped.

As we want the mysql-client we should explicitly include the mysql::client recipe.

I have set this on my attributes/default.rb:

default['gerrit']['sendemail']['smtpServer'] = 'smtp.mydomain.com'
default['gerrit']['sendemail']['smtpUser'] = 'gerrit'
default['gerrit']['sendemail']['from'] = 'Code Review <[email protected]>'

on gerrit.config:

[sendemail]
    smtpServer = localhost

I think only a keystore has to be deployed, but personally I have no interest in that usage.

Pull requests wellcome.

Reindexing of the secondary index should only run, when Gerrit is freshly installed.

Currently, it runs also while upgrading.

It should not run, while upgrading, esp. not while the Gerrit service is running. It will fail with Lock obtain timed out otherwise (no data will be harmed however).

on attributes/default.rb

node.set['gerrit']['database']['type'] = 'MYSQL'
node.set['gerrit']['database']['host'] = 'localhost'
node.set['gerrit']['database']['name'] = 'gerrit'
node.set['gerrit']['database']['username'] = 'gerrit'

on gerrit.config

[database]
    type = H2
    database = db/ReviewDB
    hostname = localhost
    username = gerrit

I just tried the cookbook from the refactoring branch but it fails with

NoMethodError: undefined method `[]' for nil:NilClass

because of the java7 condition in the attributes. After removing

if node['java']['jdk_version'] < "7"

on line 88 it works like a charm. Should I look into this further or is my Chef-Client version (10.34.2-1) generally unsupported?

The CentOS image on dropbox is not available anymore. So the box can not be created.
Tested the box with the regular CentOS 7 and installed the vagrant berkshelf plugin but then the box is failing with the message undefined method `cloud'

Don't know who own the dropbox but the box would be helpful ;)

The broken link:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/31081437/Berkshelf-CentOS-6.3-x86_64-minimal.box

Possibly related to issue #1

When I run chef-solo the first time (with the war flavor of gerrit), secure.config contains configuration items for auth.registerEmailPrivateKey and auth.restTokenPrivateKey.

When I run chef-solo a second time, these items have disappeared from secure.config.

This violates the idempotency principle (see http://docs.opscode.com/chef_why.html)

The symptom of the missing secure.config entries is that registering/confirming an email address for a user no longer works because tokens cannot be generated.

We need the magic of openssl rand -base64 36 put into secure.config and then saved back to an attribute.