offline plugin installation

[fmanuelsg]

Hi, I'm using scm-server without internet connection but I'll make use of some plugins. Is there any way to mirror the plugin repository into a local repository?

Cheers.

[Sebastian Sdorra]

This is theoretically possible, but it is very complicated. You could install scm-manager on a machine with internet access, install the plugins you need and copy the plugin folder to your productive machine.

Sebastian 

2015-07-17 11:18 GMT+02:00 fmanuelsg <fman...@gmail.com>:

Hi, I'm using scm-server without internet connection but I'll make use of some plugins. Is there any way to mirror the plugin repository into a local repository?

Cheers.

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[fmanuelsg .]

Hi, thanks for your reply but I have some doubts about how to implement it.

I have found the plugins install path on the machine which is connected to internet but I don't have any idea about the path where I should put the plugins in the production machine.

The one with internet access is a centos box and scm-manager is installed via yum.

The production machine is a windows 7 x64 box and scm-manager was installed unzipping.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Manuel.

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[Sebastian Sdorra]

Plugin folder on linux (rpm installation):

/var/lib/scm/plugins

Plugin folder for standalone installations (windows):

(home directory of the user which own scm-manager)\.scm\plugins

Sebastian

[fmanuelsg .]

Cheers